Key Highlights

● CARR closed at $55.56 on 9 October 2026, with no single consensus price target presented because the available data is inconsistent.

● The second data set shows a Buy consensus from 26 analysts, with 12 Strong Buy, two Buy and 12 Hold ratings and no Sell.

● Bernstein cut its target to $64 from $78 on 7 October, and Goldman Sachs cut to $74 from $85 on 5 October.

● JPMorgan maintained a Hold rating with a $61 target on 9 October, while UBS reiterated Buy with a $78 target on 22 September.

Carrier Global Corporation (NYSE:CARR) is a US manufacturer of heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration equipment, and a constituent of the S&P 500. The shares closed at $55.56 on Friday 9 October 2026, and no single consensus price target is presented because the available data is inconsistent.

What Is the Latest Analyst Price Target?

No single consensus price target is presented here. One data set returned information dated October 2025, a full year old, so it could not be used for current figures, and the other data set's average sits noticeably above the targets that named brokers have published most recently.

What Are Wall Street Analysts Saying?

The second data set, which uses third-party data, shows a Buy consensus rating from 26 analysts, comprising twelve Strong Buy, two Buy and twelve Hold ratings, with no Sell ratings. That is a notable split, with Hold ratings equal in number to Strong Buy ratings.

Named broker actions listed on that page show the direction of recent revisions. J.P. Morgan maintained a Hold rating with a $61 target on 9 October 2026. Bernstein reiterated Hold on 7 October while lowering its target from $78 to $64, and Goldman Sachs maintained a Buy rating on 5 October while cutting its target from $85 to $74. Wells Fargo initiated coverage with a Buy rating and a $67 target on 24 September, and UBS reiterated Buy with a $78 target on 22 September. The recent targets therefore span a wide range, with several set well below the level of the earlier ones.

What Could Help the Stock Reach the Price Target?

In general, analysts who rate Carrier favourably may point to demand for heating and cooling equipment, aftermarket and service revenue, and cost discipline. Improving conditions in construction and residential markets, easing interest rates and successful execution of company plans could also support sentiment.

What Could Prevent the Stock Reaching the Target?

Recent revisions have been downward, led by Bernstein and Goldman Sachs, and half of the ratings are Hold. Weak building activity, softer demand in residential and commercial heating and cooling, pricing pressure, higher input costs and tariff effects could all weigh on earnings.

What Should Investors Watch Next?

Items to watch include for further target changes from J.P. Morgan, Bernstein, Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo, UBS and others and any change in the balance of Hold and Buy ratings.

Carrier's Equal Hold and Strong Buy Counts Meet Falling Broker Targets

Carrier closed at $55.56 on 9 October 2026, and recent named targets span a wide range, from JPMorgan's $61 and Bernstein's $64 to UBS's $78, with several set well below earlier levels. Hold ratings equal Strong Buy ratings at 12 each among 26 analysts, and recent revisions have been downward, led by Bernstein and Goldman Sachs. With one data set out of date and the other well above recent broker targets, no consensus figure is presented.