Stock Update: Alcoa stock declines 1.5% after JP Morgan reinstates ‘Neutral’ rating

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Alcoa Corp’s stock fell by 1.5% after JP Morgan reinstated a Neutral rating with a price target of $36. The broader market dynamics, along with related asset drops, have influenced the performance of the aluminum producer.

JP Morgan’s Neutral rating reflects a cautious stance amid shifting market conditions, while other analysts have offered varied perspectives. UBS recently raised its price target for Alcoa to $40, maintaining a Buy rating, and Wolfe Research announced an Outperform rating with a target of $36.

Analyst Analyst Firm Action Taken Rating Current Price Target Prior Price Target
Bill Peterson JP Morgan Announces Neutral $36.00
Curt Woodworth UBS Raises Buy $40.00 $38.00
Lucas Pipes B. Riley Securities Raises Neutral $41.00 $37.00
Timna Tanners Wolfe Research Announces Outperform $36.00
Curt Woodworth UBS Raises Buy $38.00 $32.00
Lucas Pipes B. Riley Securities Lowers Neutral $37.00 $43.00
Carlos De Alba Morgan Stanley Lowers Overweight $48.00 $50.00
Lawson Winder B of A Securities Lowers Neutral $43.00 $46.00
Lucas Pipes B. Riley Securities Raises Neutral $43.00 $39.00
Chris LaFemina Jefferies Raises Buy $55.00 $48.00
Lucas Pipes B. Riley Securities Raises Neutral $39.00 $31.00

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As of 10:47 a.m., Alcoa shares were trading 1.58% lower at $36.20.

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