CANADA RESEARCH ROUNDUP-Dollarama , National Bank of Canada , RBC
June 5 (Reuters) - Securities analysts revised their ratings and price targets on several Canadian companies including Dollarama, National Bank of Canada and RBC on Thursday.
HIGHLIGHTS
Dollarama Inc DOL.TO: Canaccord Genuity raises target price to C$178.00 from C$168.00 |
National Bank of Canada NA.TO: CIBC raises target price to C$127 from C$125 |
RBC RY.TO: CIBC raises target price to C$183 from C$182 |
Following is a summary of research actions on Canadian companies reported by Reuters on Thursday. Stock entries are in alphabetical order.
Bank of Montreal BMO.TO: CIBC raises target price to C$156 from C$150 |
Dollarama Inc DOL.TO: Canaccord Genuity raises target price to C$178.00 from C$168.00 |
National Bank of Canada NA.TO: CIBC raises target price to C$127 from C$125 |
RBC RY.TO: CIBC raises target price to C$183 from C$182 |
TD Bank Group TD.TO: CIBC raises target price to C$99 from C$96 |
Versabank VBNK.TO: KBW cuts target price to C$19 from C$21 |
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