Goldman Sachs announced on Tuesday that it has lifted its rating on Comerica Incorporated (CMA
) to “Neutral.”
The firm has upgraded CMA from “Sell” to “Neutral,” and has raised the company’s price target from $38 to $42. This price target suggests a 2% upside from the stock’s current price of $40.83.
An analyst from the firm noted: “The market has shown willingness to price the shares at a premium based on CMA's absolute rate upside, which we do not expect to change much over time.”
“That said, near-term expectations could be at risk given the ~4% decline in loans in 3Q, which if it continues could weigh on its longer-term earnings profile,” the analyst added.
Looking ahead, the firm has lowered its FY2013 earnings estimates from $2.85 to $2.81 per share. FY2014 estimates have been reduced from $2.95 to $2.90 per share and FY2015 estimates of $3.30 per share were maintained.
Comerica shares were mostly flat during pre-market trading Tuesday. The stock is up 35% YTD.
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