If you are looking for some portfolio additions, then it could be worth hearing what analysts are saying about the ASX 200 shares in this article, courtesy of The Bull.
Do they rate them as buys, holds, or sells? Let's find out.
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BHP Group Ltd (ASX: BHP)
Fairmont Equities is positive on the outlook for commodity prices over the remainder of 2026. However, while it sees BHP shares as a top pick for investors looking for mining sector exposure, it has only put a hold rating on them. It said:
Despite recent volatility, I expect commodity prices to continue heading higher during 2026. I believe investors who are still underweight in the resources sector will start to rotate into the miners. Global diversified miner BHP Group, which recently was the biggest company on the ASX by market capitalisation, is likely to be the top choice of most investors looking for a blue chip company paying a healthy dividend amid the prospect of capital growth.
Hub24 Ltd (ASX: HUB)
Over at Bell Potter, its analysts are tipping this investment platform provider as an ASX 200 share to buy this week.
They believe Hub24 is well-placed for growth thanks to structural tailwinds and the quality of its platform. Bell Potter explains:
The company operates an investment and superannuation platform. It continues to deliver impressive organic growth, underpinned by strong platform inflows and adviser engagement. The company posted record annual platform net inflows of $19.8 billion in full year 2025, up 25 per cent on the prior corresponding period. Underlying earnings per share (EPS) rose 45 per cent. Despite margin pressures from competitive pricing, HUB24 is forecast to maintain high double-digit earnings before interest and tax and EPS growth into fiscal year 2027. The launch of HUB24 Private Invest and growing demand from inter-generational wealth transfers are structural tailwinds, positioning HUB24 well in the platform landscape.
New Hope Corporation Ltd (ASX: NHC)
Fairmont Equities may be lukewarm on BHP shares this week, but it is more positive on this coal miner. Its analysts have put a buy rating on New Hope's shares on the belief that coal demand will remain strong and supply will be constrained. They said:
I believe global demand for coal will remain elevated moving forward. New supply is also constrained due to ESG (environmental, social, governance) concerns. Governments around the world are keeping coal in the mix when it comes to power generation and the price of coal was recently starting to rise again. Strong buying support is emerging in coal producers, such as NHC, and I believe it's still early enough to buy back into this company.
