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Analyzing Wall Street’s Targets for INT, PBR, and YPF

Analyzing Wall Street’s Targets for INT, PBR, and YPF

To conclude our series on the biggest movers in the refining and marketing sector and integrated energy sector, we’ll now look at Wall Street’s recommendations for the stocks. Of the three analysts covering World Fuel Services (INT) on June 27, one recommended “strong buy,” one recommended “hold,” and one recommended “sell.” Their median price target for INT was $32.50, which implies a ~59% upside to its June 27 closing price of $20.47.