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AT&T Inc.

Consensus rating

The consensus across 24 analysts covering AT&T Inc. is Buy.

Strong Buy
4 (17%)
Buy
10 (42%)
Hold
9 (38%)
Sell
1 (4%)
Strong Sell
0 (0%)

Price targets

Average target
$27.72
Highest
$34.00
Lowest
$20.00
vs. current price
+29.5%

The spread between the lowest and highest target is the number worth looking at. A range of $20.00 to $34.00 on the same company, at the same time, on the same public information, is a fair measure of how much of a price target is judgement rather than arithmetic.

Recent rating changes

DateFirmActionRatingPrice target
Oct 22, 2026Morgan StanleyMaintainedOverweight$25.00(from $28.00)
Oct 22, 2026BarclaysMaintainedEqual-Weight$21.00(from $24.00)
Oct 22, 2026Argus ResearchReiteratedBuy$30.00
Oct 22, 2026JP MorganMaintainedOverweight$31.00(from $33.00)
Oct 22, 2026TD CowenReiteratedHold$33.00
Oct 22, 2026KeybancMaintainedOverweight$33.00(from $36.00)
Oct 9, 2026ScotiabankMaintainedSector Perform$26.50(from $27.50)
Oct 2, 2026ScotiabankMaintainedSector Perform$27.50(from $29.25)
Sep 28, 2026Morgan StanleyMaintainedOverweight$28.00(from $27.00)
Sep 21, 2026BNP ParibasUpgradeNeutral to Outperform$30.00(from $26.00)
Jul 23, 2026Wolfe ResearchUpgradePeer Perform to Outperform$29.00
Jul 23, 2026Morgan StanleyMaintainedOverweight$27.00(from $25.00)
Jul 23, 2026TD CowenMaintainedHold$33.00(from $32.00)
Jul 23, 2026RBC CapitalReiteratedOutperform$27.00
Jul 23, 2026Argus ResearchMaintainedBuy$30.00(from $33.00)
Jul 23, 2026Wells FargoMaintainedUnderweight$20.00(from $18.00)
Jul 20, 2026RBC CapitalMaintainedOutperform$27.00(from $31.00)
Jul 15, 2026ScotiabankMaintainedSector Perform$29.25(from $31.00)
Jul 8, 2026BarclaysMaintainedEqual-Weight$24.00(from $26.00)
Jul 8, 2026Wells FargoInitiatedUnderweight$18.00

Source: Yahoo Finance - retrieved 20 minutes ago

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Common questions

What is a price target?

A price target is the share price an analyst expects a stock to reach, usually within twelve months. It follows from that analyst’s own earnings forecasts and their view of what those earnings are worth. Both are judgements. Two analysts can therefore publish very different targets on the same company, and neither has to be unreasonable.

Do analyst ratings predict returns?

Not reliably. Ratings cluster heavily towards buy across the whole market. They are revised after a large price move at least as often as before one. A consensus is not a set of independent opinions either, because analysts read each other. Treat ratings as a record of what the sell side expects today. That is context for a price, not a forecast of one.

What do upgrade, downgrade and maintained mean?

An upgrade means a firm moved the stock to a more positive rating. A downgrade moves it to a more negative one. Maintained, or reiterated, means the rating is unchanged even though the firm published a note, often with a revised price target. Initiated means the firm has just started covering the company.

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