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Bank of America's US oil equity analysts have revised their near-term crude oil price forecasts higher and believe that there is a case to be made that oil could trade in a $70-100 a barrel range for an extended period.
Analysts at RBC Capital Markets raised their target price on retail bank Lloyds Banking Group from 51. 0p to 54. 0p on Monday. Following the company's third-quarter results.
Analysts at Berenberg slightly raised their target price on retail bank Natwest from 240. 0p to 250. 0p on Monday, stating while the group was "fine today" it would be "better tomorrow".
