Jan 15 (Reuters) - European infrastructure sector:
* Barclays raises Fraport to overweight from equal-weight
* Barclays raises Abertis to equal-weight from underweight
* Barclays cuts Flughafen Wien AG to underweight from overweight
* Barclays keeps positive view on the European infrastructure sector
* Barclays says 2010 will be a year of favorable macro dynamics and the
potential re-emergence of large infrastructure projects
* Barclays raises Aeroports de Paris SA price target to 56 EUR from 52
EUR; rating underweight
* Barclays raises Atlantia SpA price target to 24 EUR from 20.20 EUR;
rating overweight
* Barclays raises Groupe Eurotunnel SA price target to 8.40 EUR from
6.70 EUR; rating overweight
* Barclays raises Vinci SA price target to 47 EUR from 39 EUR; rating
overweight
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* Barclays raises Fraport to overweight from equal-weight
* Barclays raises Abertis to equal-weight from underweight
* Barclays cuts Flughafen Wien AG to underweight from overweight
* Barclays keeps positive view on the European infrastructure sector
* Barclays says 2010 will be a year of favorable macro dynamics and the
potential re-emergence of large infrastructure projects
* Barclays raises Aeroports de Paris SA price target to 56 EUR from 52
EUR; rating underweight
* Barclays raises Atlantia SpA price target to 24 EUR from 20.20 EUR;
rating overweight
* Barclays raises Groupe Eurotunnel SA price target to 8.40 EUR from
6.70 EUR; rating overweight
* Barclays raises Vinci SA price target to 47 EUR from 39 EUR; rating
overweight
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