Airline Stocks Rally, Treasury Yields Fall as Oil Tumbles on Iran Sanctions
Every major US carrier opened higher as crude fell 3% on Iran de-escalation signals, while Treasury yields fell across the curve and energy lagged.
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Morgan Stanley Maintains Overweight on United Airlines Holdings, Raises Price Target to $190
Morgan Stanley analyst Ravi Shanker maintains United Airlines Holdings (NASDAQ:UAL) with a Overweight and raises the price target from $185 to $190.
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