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Moody’s keeps Chile’s A2 rating and a stable outlook, citing better medium‑term growth and disciplined deficit cuts. The agency signals confidence in Chile’s fiscal path.

Credit rating agency Moody's (NYSE:MCO) missed Wall Street’s revenue expectations in Q3 2026, with sales flat year on year at $2.02 billion. Its non-GAAP profit of $4.14 per share was 2.5% below analysts’ consensus estimates.

Morgan Stanley keeps Moodys at Equal‑Weight and lifts its price target to $480 from $470. The firm sees the stock as a solid, though not top‑tier, investment.

B of A Securities maintains a Buy rating on Moodys and cuts its target to $575 from $580. The analyst believes the company remains a good buy at a slightly lower price.

BMO Capital keeps Moodys at Market Perform and raises its target to $511 from $490. The rating suggests a neutral stance with a modest upside.

Wells Fargo keeps Moodys Overweight and lowers its target to $595 from $597. The firm sees the stock as a strong performer with a small price adjustment.

Stifel keeps Moodys at Buy and reduces its target to $537 from $550. The analyst maintains confidence in the company’s prospects at a lower price.

Moody’s notes Moodys has earned over $2 billion in revenue for three quarters, driven by high‑margin debt ratings and software that locks in customers. The highlights suggest solid earnings stability.