- Trump-era tariffs are reportedly benefiting certain AI stocks, with Western Digital listed on Nasdaq and Morgan Stanley raising its price target.
- UBS and Morgan Stanley are raising price targets and ratings for companies benefiting from Trump-era tariffs, onshoring trends, and Nasdaq listings.
UBS raised a price target for Marvell Technology, citing strong demand driven by AI.
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What happened
UBS raised a price target for Marvell Technology, citing strong demand driven by AI.
Who's involved
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UBS and Morgan Stanley are raising price targets and ratings for companies benefiting from Trump-era tariffs, onshoring trends, and Nasdaq listings.Also in this story
- UBS analyst raised a price target on Rivian Automotive, a company listed on the Nasdaq exchange.
- Astera Labs announced its inclusion in the Nasdaq-100 large-cap index, alongside analyst firms raising price targets on the stock.
- NESR benefits from Trump-era tariffs, prompting UBS to lift its price target on the company's shares.
- Donald Trump cited Nasdaq performance in a CNBC interview, claiming the US economy is soaring.
The entities involved
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Marvell Technology
American fabless semiconductor company
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UBS
Swiss multinational investment bank and financial services company
Related events
- UBS raised its price target for Micron Technology.
- UBS raised its price target after discussing demand trends with ServiceNow partners.
- Marvell Technology stock traded on Nasdaq, and Jensen Huang called the company a potential trillion-dollar AI stock.
- TD Cowen and Susquehanna raised ratings and price targets for Marvell Technology.
- Nasdaq dropped 4.5% following a Neocloud sell-off, while TSMC reported strong results supporting robust AI demand.