JP Morgan raises price targets for Cboe and S&P Global
JP Morgan raised its price targets on Cboe Global Markets to $332 and S&P Global to $550, keeping its existing ratings unchanged in both cases.
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what happened
JP Morgan analysts on October 28 raised their price target for Cboe Global Markets to $332 per share from $288. The bank's Underweight rating on the stock stayed in place.
The same day, the bank lifted its S&P Global target to $550 from $520 and confirmed its Overweight rating. The details come from Dow Jones Newswires, which cites Benzinga as its source.
why it matters
Analyst target changes like these reflect one bank's view of company valuations and usually do not shift the broader market picture. For the exchange and ratings company shares themselves, they simply add another input to current investor valuations.
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- Cboe Global Markets Price Target Raised to $332.00/Share From $288.00 by JP Morgan — Dow Jones Newswires, 28 October 2026 at 19:11 UTC
- S&P Global Price Target Raised to $550.00/Share From $520.00 by JP Morgan — Dow Jones Newswires, 28 October 2026 at 19:27 UTC
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