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ANALYST RATINGS CHANGES AS OF 1100 GMT

Last Update: 6/23/2008 6:58:28 AM

BROKER & NEW RATING (FROM) TARGET (PREVIOUS)
COMPANY
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ABN Amro:
BP 560P (585P)
Carnival 1750P (1950P)
Eni EUR22.5 (EUR23)
Roche CHF225 (CHF230)
Royal Dutch Shell 2340P (2400P)
Statoil Hydro Sell (Hold) NOK175 (NOK182)
Total Buy (Hold) EUR61.5 (EUR62)
Weir Group Add (Hold)
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Arbuthnot:
Weir Group 880P (840P)
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Cheuvreux:
Fiat EUR16.5 (EUR19.1)
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Citigroup:
Hoschild Mining 410P (470P)
New World Resources Hold 1900P
Zentiva CZK1125 (CZK950)
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Credit Suisse:
BMW EUR30 (EUR34)
Continental EUR88 (EUR93)
Daimler EUR70 (EUR80)
Fiat EUR10 (EUR12)
Michelin EUR45 (EUR50)
Peugeot EUR32 (EUR46)
Porsche EUR90 (EUR110)
Renault EUR75 (EUR90)
Volkswagen EUR115 (EUR135)
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Deutsche Bank:
Deutsche Boerse Buy (Hold)
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Dexia:
Telenet Buy (Neutral)
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Erste Bank:
Strabag EUR55 (EUR48)
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Goldman Sachs:
JKX Oil & Gas Buy (Neutral) 569P (471P)
Logitech Sell (Neutral) CHF24.5* (CHF25.5)
Regal Petroleum 344P (281P)
Shire Buy (Neutral)
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HSBC:
British Land 715P (800P)
Brixton 210P (255P)
Hammerson 610P (700P)
Land Securities Underweight (Neutral) 1195P (1500P)
Liberty International 565P (680P)
Novo Nordisk Neutral (Underweight) DKK320 (DKK305)
Segro 325P (425P)
Woolworths Group Neutral (Overweight) 10.3P (16P)
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Investec:
Tate & Lyle 400P (490P)
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JP Morgan:
Big Yellow 415P (500P)
British Land 1000P (1200P)
Brixton 320P (390P)
Capital & Regional 300P (465P)
Corio Underweight (Neutral)
Derwent London 1200P (1652P)
Great Portland Estates Overweight (Neutral) 425P (595P)
Hammerson Overweight (Neutral) 1050P (1300P)
Land Securities 1530P (1800P)
Liberty International 1000P (1115P)
Segro International 450P (565P)
Shaftesbury Neutral (Underweight) 460P (595P)
Veolia Environment EUR47 (EUR56)
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Lehman Bros:
Adidas EUR52 (EUR46)
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Merrill Lynch:
Commerzbank Buy (Neutral) EUR24.8 (EUR23.2)
Expro International 1700P (1600P)
Postbank Neutral (Buy)
Wincor Nixdorf Buy (Neutral) EUR55 (EUR52)
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Morgan Stanley:
Daimler EUR58 (EUR63)
National Grid 755P (805P)
Sanofi-Aventis EUR49 (EUR53)
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Numis:
Weir Group 1020P (966P)
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Oddo Securities:
Danone EUR72 (EUR75)
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Panmure:
Aggreko Buy (Hold) 720P (640P)
Lloyds TSB 350P (410P)
Robert Wiseman Dairies Buy (Hold)
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SNS Securities:
ASMI EUR22.5 (EUR16.5)
Fugro Buy (Hold) EUR64 (EUR66)
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Societe Generale:
Compass Group Buy 415P
Veolia EUR45 (EUR56)
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UBS:
Aggreko 700P (640P)
EFG Buy (Neutral) CHF38 (CHF36)
HBOS 345P (350P)
Julius Baer CHF78 (CHF81)
St. Galler Kantonalbank Neutral (Buy) CHF510 (CHF560)
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The period for all target prices is unavailable, unless otherwise stated

* - 9-month

Reliance Infrastructure Plans $7 Billion of Investments in India and Abroad, an
Industrial Info News Alert

BANGALORE, INDIA, Jul 03, 2008 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) — Researched by
Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas) — Reliance Infrastructure Limited
(BOM:500390) (Mumbai) will make investments of around $7 billion over the next
three years toward expansion of its domestic engineering and construction
business, as well as acquisition of assets overseas. Along with many other
projects, the company is currently building a 12-kilometer (km) stretch of metro
rail in Mumbai in partnership with Veolia Transport, a branch of Veolia
Environnement SA (VE) (Paris, France). Reliance Infrastructure and Canada-based
Bombardier Incorporated (CA:BBD.A) (Montreal, Quebec), the world’s second largest
manufacturer of trains, have jointly bid for the 67-km rail corridor project in
Hyderabad, India. The company is also developing 400 km of roads in south India,
as well as 77 acres of land in Hyderabad, where it will construct a 100-storey
building to lease office space.

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