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08 Jul 2026, 08:37 UTC · 2h ago
Apple price hikes unlikely to hurt demand, JPMorgan says as it raises PT
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Invezz
08 Jul 2026, 08:37 UTC · 2h ago
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JPMorgan raised its price target for Apple (AAPL) to $345, maintaining a Buy rating. — A price target increase from a major investment bank typically signals bullish sentiment and attracts institutional buying.
+0.60Apple is testing CXMT chips in China, suggesting a shift toward lower-cost supply and potential pricing pressure for DRAM providers. — Diversifying chip supply away from established vendors like Micron can compress margins and pricing power for memory-exposed stocks.
-0.50JPMorgan believes price hikes for Mac, iPad, and potentially iPhone will not significantly dampen consumer demand. — Strong pricing power allows Apple to increase average selling prices (ASPs) without losing volume, boosting revenue and margins.
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Growth in App Store services and AI/edge-Siri monetization are expected to offset potential hardware margin volatility. — A shift toward high-margin recurring services reduces the company's dependence on cyclical hardware upgrade cycles.
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JPMorgan raised its price target to $345 and maintained a Buy rating, citing resilience in demand despite price hikes.
The article suggests selling memory-exposed names like Micron due to potential pricing pressure from Apple testing CXMT chips.
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