Morgan Stanley, Citigroup raise United Rentals price targets
Morgan Stanley and Citigroup have both raised their price targets for United Rentals, with Morgan Stanley increasing its target to $1165 and Citigroup to $1270, while maintaining Overweight and Buy ratings respectively.

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Morgan Stanley analyst Angel Castillo has maintained an Overweight rating on United Rentals (NYSE: URI) and raised the price target to $1165 from $1030, reflecting a positive outlook for the equipment rental company. Separately, Citigroup analyst Kyle Menges has maintained a Buy rating and increased the price target to $1270 from $1210, signaling continued confidence in the stock's valuation and potential upside.
Rating and Target Details
The revised targets provide investors with updated valuation benchmarks from both firms.
| Firm | Analyst | Previous Target | New Target |
|---|---|---|---|
| Morgan Stanley | Angel Castillo | $1030 | $1165 |
| Citigroup | Kyle Menges | $1210 | $1270 |
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