Movement Alert｜Baker Hughes Falls 4.75% in Regular Trading, UBS Cuts Rating to Neutral Ahead of Earnings

Market Focus10-23 00:15

On October 23, Baker Hughes fell 4.75% in Regular Trading, trading at $53.41 per share, with turnover of $148 million.

The clearest catalyst was a rating downgrade, with UBS cutting Baker Hughes to neutral, which directly pressured sentiment ahead of the company’s October 27 quarterly results.

Market expectations for the upcoming report call for revenue of about $7.702 billion, up 12.79% year over year, and adjusted EPS of about $0.63. While some analysts had maintained more constructive views earlier, including target prices around the low-$70s, the latest downgrade appears to have amplified caution into the earnings release.

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