Price targets for YPF Sociedad Anónima (BASE:YPFD) range from US$55 to US$66. JPMorgan and BofA keep positive ratings but trimmed their targets, from US$66 to US$60.50 and from US$65 to US$64, respectively. HSBC moved the stock to a Buy rating with a US$60 target, while Bradesco BBI downgraded it to Neutral with a US$55 target, citing valuation. In the Simply Wall St model, fair value rose from ARS 10,898.60 to ARS 11,533.63, with revenue growth moving from 4.86% to 5.39% and net profit margin from 14.13% to 14.24%. The article also notes one flagged risk for the company.
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