Norwegian Cruise Line Jumps 8%, Carnival Climbs 5%, Royal Caribbean Rises 3% in Cruise-Stock Rebound

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Cruise stocks staged a sharp rebound at midday Thursday, with Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings leading the group up 8% to $20, Carnival shares up 5% to $27, and Royal Caribbean Cruises up 3% to $289. The bounce follows a rough stretch where Norwegian had fallen 11% across five sessions, Carnival 10%, and Royal Caribbean 8%, leaving the sector primed for a technical snapback. Easing crude oil prices, with WTI down 2% to $72.05 a barrel, and analyst upgrades provided a nudge, as Morgan Stanley raised its Norwegian price target to $22 and BMO Capital Markets upgraded Norwegian to Hold while naming Royal Caribbean its top pick with a $370 target. Norwegian carries $15.2 billion in debt at 5.3 times net leverage and cut its 2026 earnings guidance citing Middle East disruption and softer European demand, while Royal Caribbean offers a 1.77% dividend yield and trades at 18 times earnings.

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Carnival Corporation
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Analyst upgrades and sector rebound, but no direct mention of Carnival-specific news.

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