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Evercore Maintains HP Inc(HPQ.US) With Buy Rating, Cuts Target Price to $32
Evercore ISI Adjusts Price Target on HP to $32 From $40, Maintains Outperform Rating
Overview of international financial hotspots last night and this morning _ April 26, 2025 _ Financial news
For more global financial news, please visit the 7×24 hours real-time financial news market closing: US stocks closed higher with Technology stocks leading the rise. This week, the Nasdaq increased by over 6.7%. On April 25, the top 20 US stocks by trading volume: Tesla surged 9.8%, reports suggest the USA plans to relax autonomous driving regulations. On Friday, China Concept Stocks had mixed results, with New Oriental rising by 1.53%, while Weiwu dropped by 11.44%. WTI June Crude Oil Product futures rose by 0.37%, while spot Gold fell nearly 1% on Friday, accumulating a decline of 0.30% this week. Major European stock indices closed with collective increases, with the German DAX30 Index rising by 0.81%. Macroeconomically, Trump stated that he likes 'a million rich.'
HP Inc. Completes $1 Billion Notes Offering to Bolster Financial Strategy
Elizabeth Warren Slams Tim Cook Over Alleged Backdoor Deal With Trump To Shield Apple From Crushing China Tariffs: 'Creates The Appearance Of Impropriety'
HP Announces 2025 Digital Equity Accelerator Cohort
Tech Stocks Surge After Trump, Bessent's Comments on China Tariffs
Apple, Lenovo Take Share as PC Shipments Rise in Q1 Ahead of Possible Tariffs: Counterpoint
Nvidia Leads Tech Stocks Lower After Market Sees Red
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Trending Stocks as Wall Street Wrestles With Market Volatility Amid Tariff Tensions
JPMorgan has lowered the Target Price for HP Inc to 29 dollars.
JPMorgan has lowered HP Inc's Target Price from $40 to $29, maintaining a "Shareholding" rating. (Gelonghui)
J.P. Morgan Maintains HP Inc(HPQ.US) With Buy Rating, Cuts Target Price to $29
HP Is Maintained at Overweight by JP Morgan
Express News | HP Inc : JP Morgan Cuts Target Price to $29 From $40
2 Reasons Tech Hardware Stocks Like Dell Aren't Free From Trump's Tariff Problems
After the tariff exemption on Semiconductors, is Hardware 'doing well' again? Goldman Sachs has raised the profit expectations for Apple (AAPL.US), Dell (DELL.US), and others.
After Trump announced the implementation of tariff exemptions on various products including personal computers, Smart Phones, and Servers, Goldman Sachs raised the earnings expectations and some Target Prices for related companies.
HP Prices $1 Billion Debt Offering
Express News | HP Inc. Announces Pricing of Senior Notes
Apple Stock Pops 7.5% Intraday on Tariffs News, But Wall Street Still Has Some Concerns