Borr stock forecast sentiment has improved with Fitch upgrading the company’s credit outlook to ‘Stable.’ This may lead to better financing options and capital expansion opportunities in What’s the difference? An interest rate is what you pay the lender to borrow the money, expressed as a percentage. The APR, also a percentage, is the interest rate plus any additional fees charged for the loan. The APR is generally higher. To see Sparkâs full report on BORR stock, click here . The latest Borr stock forecast analysis notes that oil price volatility could temper short-term gains, but backlog stability may mitigate downside risks.