Truist lowered the firm’s price target on Ally Financial (ALLY) to $45 from $47 and keeps a Buy rating on the shares as part of a broader research note on Financials previewing Q1 results. The analyst notes that prior to Wednesday’s tariff announcement, the firm had expected negative EPS revisions of 2%-4%, but is now looking for deeper EPS cuts as analysts incorporate lower rates, slower growth and higher provisions into their models. Truist adds that while sell-side EPS estimates are unlikely to incorporate full-fledged recession as their base case, the debate about recession odds should continue to take place in bank stock valuation multiples rather than in estimate revisions.
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