Consolidated Edison Sees Price Target Increases

Consolidated Edison, Inc. (NYSE: ED) saw analysts raise price targets in March, with Morgan Stanley increasing its target to $106 on March 23 and JPMorgan lifting its target to $113 on March 12, both keeping Underweight ratings. Firms said the changes reflect updates to North American utilities models and constructive sector conversations about growth, stronger loads, and data-center-related deals.
Key Points
- 1Analysts raise Consolidated Edison price targets in March while maintaining Underweight stances.
- 2Analysts updated North American utilities models citing growth, stronger load forecasts, and data-center deals.
- 3Advises investors to treat revisions as model adjustments, not buy signals; monitor utility load and contracts.
Scoring Rationale
Analyst-driven, credible price-target updates offer actionable investor signals; limited novelty and minimal relevance to data-science audience.
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