On October 29, XP Inc. fell 5.1% in Regular Trading, trading at $15.265 per share, with turnover of $76.3008 million.
The move followed a rating action from Morgan Stanley, which downgraded XP Inc. to Equalweight and set a $19 price target, prompting a reassessment of the stock’s near-term upside and valuation recovery path.
Background context suggests the downgrade came after sharp volatility tied to Brazil’s election-driven asset repricing. XP Inc. had previously plunged alongside other Brazil-linked financial names on concerns over fiscal discipline, before rebounding after Brazil’s finance minister said the president remained committed to fiscal responsibility. Earlier this month, some brokers had taken a more constructive view, with upgrades and higher targets, underscoring how quickly sentiment has shifted back to caution.
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