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UBS Sees More Upside for Union Pacific After Strong 2025 Run

Analysts at UBS point to volume and pricing growth as reasons for further gains in the freight railroad's stock, according to CNBC.

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Union Pacific, one of the largest freight railroad operators in the United States, has outperformed the broader market this year, according to a report by CNBC.

UBS analysts said the company's shares could see additional gains, citing strong growth in the volume of cargo it moves as well as pricing improvements, CNBC reported.

The CNBC report did not provide additional details on specific price targets, timeframes, or the magnitude of expected gains cited by UBS. It also did not specify the exact stock performance figures for Union Pacific this year compared to broader market indices.

Union Pacific operates one of the largest freight rail networks in North America, transporting a range of goods including agricultural products, industrial materials, and consumer goods across the western two-thirds of the United States.

CNBC's report attributed its analysis to UBS but did not elaborate further on the methodology or specific financial metrics underlying the bank's assessment.

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