UBS cuts Deutsche Telekom to 'neutral' after strong share price run
** UBS downgrades Deutsche Telekom DTEGn.DE to "neutral" from "buy" with an unchanged PT of EUR 28, after the stock price reached multi-year highs
** Shares in DT have gained almost 20% since the start of the year and are trading at about EUR 26
** The stock has profited from buybacks, share price recovery after a placing by the German government in June, and a re-rating of the T-Mobile US TMUS.O shares, UBS says
** They have also benefitted from a broader sector re-rating, it adds
** UBS expects investors to focus in the near term on DT's and its U.S. unit's CMDs, and on what the German government (27.8%) and SoftBank (4.5%) plan to do with their DT stakes
** Shares in DT, which have gained almost 20% since the start of the year, are traded at about EUR 26
** Out of 22 analysts that cover DT, 19 rate the stock "strong buy"/"buy" and three "hold" - LSEG data
Reporting by Amir Orusov
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