** Kepler Cheuvreux upgrades Italy's Trevi Finanziaria Industriale TFI.MI to "hold" from "reduce," citing a sharp stock price rise and faster-than-expected deleveraging
** The brokerage highlights the company's nine-month deleveraging of 21 million euros ($24.49 million) already exceeds its full-year forecast of 16 million euros
** It also notes the company has exited Italy's financial markets watchdog Consob's "grey list", which required it to disclose additional quarterly financial information
** Following the "violent reaction of the stock price" after Kepler Cheuvreux's recent downgrade, the broker raises its price target to 0.44 euros from 0.42 euros
** It adds that strong Q3 order intake at 171 million euros (+9% year-on-year) supports its view that the company is on track to meet the broker's estimates of 690 million euros for the full year
($1 = 0.8575 euros)
(Reporting by Laura Contemori)
((Laura.contemori@thomsonreuters.com))