This Baidu Analyst Turns Bearish; Here Are Top 5 Downgrades For Wednesday
Wall Street analysts change outlook on top stocks, including BIDU and BMO. See their ratings and price targets on Benzinga's analyst page.
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Core Natural Resources gains after DOE grant selection as investors watch rare earth potential, key levels and August earnings.
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Wall Street analysts change outlook on top stocks, including BIDU and BMO. See their ratings and price targets on Benzinga's analyst page.
UBS analyst George Eadie downgrades Core Natural Resources (NYSE:CNR) from Buy to Neutral and raises the price target from $101 to $105.
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Core's president, Mitesh Thakkar, is assuming an expanded role within the organization, with day-to-day responsibility for the company's primary operating functions, including operations, marketing, logistics,
Invesco's assets under management rose 4.7% in August 2026 to $2.56 trillion, driven by $49 billion in market gains and $27.6 billion in long-term net inflows. ETFs, QQQ, and liquidity products led growth, with QQQ AUM climbing 8% and liquidity AUM rising 15.6%. The company's strong first-half momentum and diversified investment platform position it well for continued asset gathering.
Financial education platform Funkled has partnered with advice technology provider Focus to integrate digital client engagement tools directly into its free learning platform. Starting August 1st, Funkled will launch a 30-day content programme with daily modules and podcasts covering financial topics, aiming to address the UK's advice gap where only 8.7% of adults take financial advice.