Enterprise Products Partners (EPD) Cleared for Ethane Exports to China

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Key Highlights:

  • The U.S. lifts license requirements for ethane exports to China, streamlining trade.
  • Enterprise Products Partners (EPD, Financial) sees potential export benefits from the new policy.
  • Analysts predict a potential 16.39% upside for EPD stock with an "Outperform" rating.

Enterprise Products Partners LP (EPD) has announced a significant development as the U.S. government eliminates the licensing requirement for transporting ethane to China. This change comes in the wake of resolving a trade dispute concerning rare earth minerals. The decision is expected to enhance U.S. ethane exports, positively impacting American producers and Chinese petrochemical buyers alike.

Wall Street Analysts Forecast

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According to insights from 15 analysts, the one-year price target for Enterprise Products Partners LP (EPD, Financial) averages at $36.59. Predictions range from a high of $40.00 to a low of $31.90. This average target suggests a promising upside of 16.39% from its current stand at $31.44. For further details, explore the Enterprise Products Partners LP (EPD) Forecast page.

Brokerage Recommendations

The consensus from 19 brokerage firms rates Enterprise Products Partners LP (EPD, Financial) with an average recommendation of 1.9, signifying an "Outperform" status. The rating scale extends from 1 to 5, where 1 indicates a Strong Buy and 5 denotes a Sell.

GF Value Assessment

GuruFocus estimates suggest that the GF Value for EPD in one year is $34.74. This aligns with a projected upside of 10.5% from the current price of $31.44. The GF Value represents GuruFocus' evaluation of the stock's fair trade value, computed from historical trading multiples, past business growth, and future business performance projections. More comprehensive data is available on the Enterprise Products Partners LP (EPD, Financial) Summary page.

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