Allstate rises after lower-than-expected February catastrophe losses
Property and casualty insurer Allstate's ALL.N shares rise ~2.9% to $210.85
ALL announces catastrophe losses for February to be $92 million, reports total policies in force (PIF) of 37.5 mln
J.P. Morgan analysts say Allstate's February catastrophe losses were below expectations
Brokerage says PIF trends also improved modestly from January
17 of 21 brokerages rate stock "buy" or higher, 3 "hold" and one "sell"; their median PT is $228 - LSEG data
Including session's moves, stock up ~9.6% YTD
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