ArcelorMittal lifts its upside potential to 20%, the highest in a year and a half
ArcelorMittal has fallen 17% on the stock market since early September, from 66 to around 56 euros, punished along with the rest of the steel sector by higher energy costs and the expectation of more expensive raw materials, according to JP Morgan. After the correction, the steelmaker shows its highest upside potential since April 2025: it would need to rise 20% to reach the average analyst fair price of 67 euros. JP Morgan upgraded it to buy with a 70-euro target; UBS also raised it to buy, at 71 euros.
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- ArcelorMittal is down 17% since early September, from 66 to around 56 euros per share
- Its upside potential reaches 20%, the highest since April 2025, to reach the 67-euro average fair price
- JP Morgan upgraded it to buy with a 70-euro target; UBS also raised it to buy, at 71 euros
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