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ASML stock in focus after Morgan Stanley lifts target to €1,400 as trade headlines build

ASML stock in focus after Morgan Stanley lifts target to €1,400 as trade headlines build

Amsterdam, Jan 18, 2026, 16:52 CET — Market closed. ASML Holding NV kicks off the week after Morgan Stanley raised its price target to €1,400, highlighting a bull case as high as €2,000 for the Dutch chip equipment giant. The stock closed Friday at €1,167.20 in Amsterdam, up 1.55%. Analyst Lee Simpson expects “order intake over the next 2-3 quarters to confirm this strength,” pointing to “higher 2027 foundry and memory capex as well as better than feared China demand.”
18 January 2026
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ASML stock price: Morgan Stanley’s new €1,400 target lands ahead of a big earnings test

ASML stock price: Morgan Stanley’s new €1,400 target lands ahead of a big earnings test

Amsterdam, Jan 17, 2026, 23:25 CET — Market closed. Morgan Stanley laid out a bull case for ASML Holding NV that could push the stock up by as much as 70% in its most optimistic forecast, keeping the chip-equipment giant in focus as the new week starts. On Friday, ASML shares closed at €1,167.20 in Amsterdam, gaining 1.55% on the day.
17 January 2026
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ASML shares jump after surprise Aletheia upgrade flips outlook on EUV demand

ASML shares jump after surprise Aletheia upgrade flips outlook on EUV demand

ASML shares rose more than 3% on Friday after Aletheia Capital upgraded the Dutch semiconductor equipment maker to “buy” from “sell” and doubled its price target — an analyst estimate of where a stock should trade — to $1,500. Investing The upgrade matters because investors are starting 2026 looking for fresh signals on chipmaker spending after an artificial intelligence-led investment cycle powered demand for advanced manufacturing tools.
2 January 2026
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Stock Market Today

  • TSX jumps 110 points on tech, materials; U.S. chipmakers weigh on Nasdaq
    July 2, 2026, 5:21 PM EDT. Canada's S&P/TSX composite added 109.68 points to 34,966.67 on gains in technology and basic materials. Trade talks on the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) came into focus. Analyst Brianne Gardner pointed to potential in energy and defense if trade ties are modernized. Higher gold, up to US$4,125.70 an ounce, lifted the materials segment. In the U.S., markets were mixed: Dow was at a record, S&P 500 stayed flat, while the Nasdaq slid as chipmakers like Micron dropped 5.5% and Nvidia slipped 1.4% on AI growth uncertainties. U.S. employers added 57,000 jobs in June, missing forecasts. That could take pressure off the Fed as oil prices moved around.
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