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Barclays shares could soon soar another 21%, according to the latest price target

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By Alan Oscroft Verified
| twelfthmagpie.com
Looking back on analyst price targets for Barclays‘ (LSE: BARC) shares, they’ve just kept steadily rising. And the latest (24 June), warms things up even further. Analyst Michael Christodoulou at Berenberg thinks Barclays deserves a share price of 620p — 21% ahead, at the time of writing. But why such a premium on the stock, and what are the chances of making it? Before you decide, please take a moment to review this report first.
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This FTSE 250 stock could storm back into the FTSE 100 with an 80% rise, 1 broker says

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By Alan Oscroft Verified
| twelfthmagpie.com
Rightmove (LSE: RMV) has just been demoted to the FTSE 250 in June, but it could be a candidate for one of the quickest bounces right back into the FTSE 100. The review happens every quarter, with top-tier stocks that have fallen in value replaced by leaders in the mid-cap index. And if one broker is to be believed, Rightmove could soon move right back up again. That broker is RBC Capital Markets — specifically managing director Anthony Codling — who set a 765p target on the stock.
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Here’s how much I think Lloyds shares will be worth by the end of 2027

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By Alan Oscroft Verified
| twelfthmagpie.com
Lloyds Banking Group (LSE: LLOY) shares have had an up-and-down year so far in 2026. They peaked at over 114p in early February, then fell back below 88p near the end of March. And at the time of writing, Lloyds is hovering around 110p. But the stock’s five-year record with a rise of over 130% has been spectacular, and a number of commentators — including me — think we could now be in for a good spell of steady earnings growth. Before you decide, please take a moment to review this report first.
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