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BofA Securities maintains Buy ratings for Intel and Samsung, noting ASML benefits from Trump-era tariffs, though macroeconomic uncertainties pose risks.

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BofA Securities maintains Buy ratings for Intel and Samsung, noting ASML benefits from Trump-era tariffs, though macroeconomic uncertainties pose risks.

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  1. Intel bought EUV equipment from ASML but faces difficulties, while Deutsche Bank lowered its price target.Sub-event
  2. BofA analysts link Trump tariffs to ASML's benefits, while noting market uncertainties for tech stocks.1 source
  3. BofA lowered Intel's EBITDA estimates while viewing its strategy shift positively.1 source

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