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Deutsche Bank has upgraded its rating on Occidental Petroleum
OXY from Hold to Buy and has raised its price target from $110 to $120, with a potential turnaround coming for the company as Q1 results are released this Thursday.
According to Deutsche Bank, “Oxy's Q1 results on Thursday should be solid, and oil is now nearly $20/bbl higher for Q2. Even if we see a fourth sequential decline in California volumes, the company should highlight that performance will show sustained improvements from here. With the loss of Libya priced in, Oxy will have a lower base to grow from and should return to its 5%-8% trajectory by 2H. Although Ray Irani's $76m of pay for 2010 will be a PR issue at the AGM in 10 days, that meeting will confirm Chazen as CEO; with restructured pay policies. Upgrade to BUY, $120 PT.”
OXY closed yesterday at $100.39.
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