BT was "well positioned" as regards rising inflation and bond yields, as it moved its consumer contracts to CPI+3.9%, they said. Rising inflation would also cut its pension deficit, to the tune of £500m for each 0.7% increase in inflation, as per the latest actuarial review. Analysts at Canaccord Genuity bumped up their target price on shares of homebuilder Vistry Group following its latest full-year numbers, support measures in the Budget and its management team's track record. The group delivered a slightly better-than-expected full year result, having successfully navigated a "difficult" 2020, and was now in "good shape" and set for a "sharp" increase in profits in 2021 "along with a more comfortable balance sheet". Furthermore, not only had the year started well, "with the boost from Wednesday's budget, we have greater confidence in the Group reaching its profit targets this year," they said. Indeed, they noted how the group had already secured 64% of its forward sales for 2021.