TheChek News Flow

>>> Up
* Bakkafrost Raised to Hold at Pareto Securities; PT 620 kroner

* Bakkafrost Raised to Hold at ABG; PT 675 kroner

* Freenet PT Raised to 27 euros from 25 euros at Barclays (+)

* GE Upgraded as Deutsche Bank Sees Upside to Current Price

* H-Farm Raised to Outperform at EnVent S.p.A.; PT 34 euro cents

* Johnson Service Raised to Buy at HSBC; PT 170 pence (+)

* Lloyds Raised to Buy at AlphaValue/Baader

* Mondi Raised to Buy at Investec; PT 2,000 pence (+)

* Norway Royal Salmon Raised to Buy at SEB Equities; PT 210 kroner

* NRC Raised to Buy at DNB Markets; PT 40 kroner

* Sixt PT Raised to 188 euros from 157 euros at Bankhaus Metzler (+)

* Technotrans Raised to Buy at M.M. Warburg; PT 33.80 euros (+)

>>> Down

* Ambu Cut to Sell at ABG; PT 161 kroner

* Babcock Cut to Equal-Weight at Barclays; PT 352 pence

* Basic-Fit Cut to Neutral at Citi

* Brembo SpA Cut to Neutral at Banca Akros (+)

* Falck Renewables Cut to Neutral at Banca Akros (+)
* OVB Holding Cut to Accumulate at SRC Research; PT 28 euros

* Schibsted Cut to Hold at Arctic Securities; PT 450 kroner (+)

* VK GDRs Cut to Hold at Wood & Company; PT $23.40 (+)

>>> Initiation

* AlzChem Group Rated New Buy at M.M. Warburg; PT 35 euros (+)

* Marshalls Rated New Neutral at Davy; PT 800 pence (+)
* Oxford Nanopore Rated New Neutral at Citi; PT 660 pence

* Oxford Nanopore Rated New Overweight at Barclays; PT 700 pence

* Oxford Nanopore Rated New Buy at Berenberg; PT 662 pence

>>> Call

* Ahold Delhaize’s Raised FY Guidance is Unsurprising: Jefferies (+)

* Allianz Results Look Impressive Across the Board, Citi Says (+)

* Alstom’s 1H Results Should Trigger ‘Broad Relief,’ Citi Says (+)

* Barry Callebaut FY in Line, Free Cash Flow Strong: Vontobel (+)

* Delivery Hero Overweight at Morgan Stanley on Orders Momentum

* EON Results ‘Marginally Positive,’ Net Debt the Highlight: RBC

* Ferragamo 3Q Mixed Amid Concerns on China Covid Resurgence: Citi

* Siemens Energy 4Q Positive, Gas & Power Orders a Beat: Citi
* UBS Sees Japan, European Equities Catching Up With U.S. in 1H22