UBS Cuts Price Target On Deere (DE) to $54
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UBS lowers its price target on Deere & Company (NYSE: DE) from $77 to $54, maintaining their Neutral rating.
The UBS analyst, Henry Kirn, is the second-highest ranked Deere analyst according to Bloomberg data based on the effectiveness of his calls.
Shares of Deere are down 3% today to $48 per share.
Deere & Company engages in the manufacture and distribution of products and services for agriculture and forestry worldwide.
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