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Intel stock pops again in premarket as KeyBanc flags ‘sold out’ 2026 server CPUs

Intel stock pops again in premarket as KeyBanc flags ‘sold out’ 2026 server CPUs

New York, Jan 14, 2026, 08:15 EST — Premarket Intel shares climbed 1.5% to $47.99 in Wednesday’s premarket, following a 7.3% jump the day before. The stock had ended Tuesday at $47.29. (Public) KeyBanc Capital Markets grabbed attention by upgrading Intel to “overweight” just a day ago, a rare bullish call. Intel is working hard to win back investor confidence as it revamps its chip strategy and expands into data centers and contract manufacturing. (Investopedia) KeyBanc analyst John Vinh linked the upgrade to “outsized hyperscaler demand,” referring to the largest cloud providers, following a trip to Asia. He noted Intel
Intel stock jumps again in premarket as KeyBanc flags sold-out 2026 server CPUs

Intel stock jumps again in premarket as KeyBanc flags sold-out 2026 server CPUs

NEW YORK, Jan 14, 2026, 04:46 (EST) — Premarket Intel Corp shares (INTC) climbed 3.4% to $48.91 in premarket trading Wednesday, adding to a strong rally that lifted the stock the previous day. The stock had closed Tuesday at $47.29, marking a 7.3% gain. (google.com) This rally is crucial as Intel has been working for months to persuade investors that its turnaround is gaining traction—not just in PCs, but also in data centers and contract manufacturing. A new bullish call, coming just ahead of the next earnings report, has the power to quickly change investor positioning. Server processors hold the
Intel stock jumps after KeyBanc’s $60 call — what Wall Street watches next for INTC

Intel stock jumps after KeyBanc’s $60 call — what Wall Street watches next for INTC

New York, January 13, 2026, 16:04 EST — After-hours trading session Intel (INTC.O) shares jumped 7.3% Tuesday, closing at $47.29 following an intraday peak of $48.24, marking a 52-week high. The surge came after KeyBanc Capital Markets raised its rating on the stock from “sector weight” to “overweight.” After-hours trading showed the shares inching up about 0.1%. (Investing.com) The upgrade hits two hot spots for investors: can Intel really raise prices on data-center chips, and is its manufacturing turnaround legit? KeyBanc’s $60 target — the highest on the Street — stands out, especially since Intel still racks up more “hold”
Dow Jones Industrial Average drops from record as JPMorgan, Visa slide — what Wall Street watches next

Dow Jones Industrial Average drops from record as JPMorgan, Visa slide — what Wall Street watches next

New York, January 13, 2026, 13:39 EST — Regular session underway. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 0.67% to 49,256.12 on Tuesday, dragged down by financial stocks as investors digested an inflation report that kept the rate-cut discussion open. U.S. crude climbed 2.67% to $61.09 a barrel, with Iran unrest sending oil prices to their highest in weeks. (Reuters) The benchmark entered the session close to record levels, having just hit an all-time high Monday. Investors shrugged off renewed doubts about the Federal Reserve’s independence. Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities, noted that “the market is taking
Intel stock pops after KeyBanc upgrade, $60 target as AI server demand tightens

Intel stock pops after KeyBanc upgrade, $60 target as AI server demand tightens

NEW YORK, January 13, 2026, 11:14 EST Intel (INTC.O) shares surged roughly 6% Tuesday following KeyBanc Capital Markets’ upgrade to “overweight,” signaling expectations for the stock to outperform. The firm also raised its price target to $60. Intel’s stock climbed 6.4% to $46.88 in late morning deals. (Barron’s) The call comes as Intel is already on a hot streak, soaring 27% this year after an 84% jump in 2025, with investors hunting for the next AI-driven winners. KeyBanc’s John Vinh described Intel’s AI efforts as still “nascent,” but noted the company is gaining traction thanks to growing data-center investments. (MarketWatch)
Intel stock jumps near 6% on KeyBanc upgrade — and a filing shows a big holder cut back

Intel stock jumps near 6% on KeyBanc upgrade — and a filing shows a big holder cut back

NEW YORK, Jan 13, 2026, 11:07 EST Intel shares climbed 5.9% to $46.64 by 11:07 a.m. EST Tuesday, on roughly 69 million shares traded. Advanced Micro Devices also jumped, up 5.0% in early trading. Intel’s surge is significant because its strong start to the year has morphed into a showdown between optimism over “AI spillover” and lingering doubts about its execution. Server demand linked to AI investments has emerged as a key measure, with traders scrutinizing each data point as a verdict on the company’s prospects. KeyBanc’s John Vinh raised Intel to “Overweight” from “Sector Weight,” upping his price target
Intel stock (INTC) jumps on KeyBanc upgrade as AI server-chip pricing comes into view

Intel stock (INTC) jumps on KeyBanc upgrade as AI server-chip pricing comes into view

NEW YORK, Jan 13, 2026, 10:55 EST — Regular session Intel shares climbed more than 6% Tuesday following a KeyBanc upgrade, pushing the chipmaker’s strong start to the year even further. By 10:40 a.m. ET, the stock had gained 6.8%, trading at $47.08. The move is significant now as investors hunt for proof Intel can boost revenue from data-center chips amid sustained cloud spending. KeyBanc analyst John Vinh reports his checks indicate Intel is almost sold out of server central processing units this year, with potential price hikes of 10% to 15%. (Barron’s) That pricing chatter comes after a rocky
Intel and AMD stocks jump after KeyBanc upgrade flags “sold out” AI server chips

Intel and AMD stocks jump after KeyBanc upgrade flags “sold out” AI server chips

New York, January 13, 2026, 10:26 (EST) Intel and Advanced Micro Devices shares climbed in early U.S. trading on Tuesday after KeyBanc Capital Markets upgraded both chipmakers, arguing demand from big cloud data-center buyers is running ahead of supply. The move matters because investors have been hunting for more winners from the AI buildout beyond the usual suspects. A call that server chips are effectively booked out for 2026 feeds that narrative — and suggests pricing power is back in parts of the market. It also lands at a time when supply constraints are shifting from a nuisance to a
Dow Jones today: DJIA slips from record as Visa and banks weigh after CPI

Dow Jones today: DJIA slips from record as Visa and banks weigh after CPI

New York, January 13, 2026, 10:01 EST — Regular session underway. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 307 points, or 0.6%, to 49,283 in early trading Tuesday, down from its 49,616 open. Visa tumbled close to 4%, and JPMorgan lost over 2%, while Intel climbed nearly 6%, according to Investing.com data. The pullback caught attention after the Dow hit a record close. Investors are weighing if easing inflation will outweigh volatile earnings reports and new political chatter surrounding the Federal Reserve. U.S. consumer prices edged up 0.3% in December, pushing the annual increase to 2.7%, Reuters reported. Core CPI, which
Intel stock slips premarket despite KeyBanc upgrade as traders eye Jan. 22 earnings

Intel stock slips premarket despite KeyBanc upgrade as traders eye Jan. 22 earnings

New York, Jan 13, 2026, 08:47 EST — Premarket Intel shares dropped 3.3% to $44.06 in premarket on Tuesday, erasing part of their recent rally despite a KeyBanc upgrade and optimism around server demand. This call is key as Intel’s 2026 strategy shifts from promises to tangible pricing power and delivery. The stock now acts as a gauge for the company’s ability to push more high-end processors into the AI boom, even as it invests heavily to overhaul its manufacturing. The morning is packed with fresh U.S. inflation figures and the first major batch of quarterly earnings, setting the stage
Intel stock slips after $40 target hike — why Wall Street still won’t bite

Intel stock slips after $40 target hike — why Wall Street still won’t bite

New York, Jan 12, 2026, 17:13 EST — After-hours Intel (INTC.O) shares dropped 3.3% on Monday, then edged up roughly 0.1% in after-hours trading. Note that after-hours trading runs outside the regular 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET session. (MarketBeat) The pullback is significant because Intel’s stock is now trading above at least one of the price targets that have been bumped up during the rally. On Monday, Susquehanna lifted its target to $40 from $35 but kept a neutral rating. Analysts surveyed by FactSet show a mean target of $42.09 and maintain an average “Hold” rating, according to MarketScreener.
AMD stock jumps as Bernstein stays cautious on chipmaker and Wall Street frets Fed fight

AMD stock jumps as Bernstein stays cautious on chipmaker and Wall Street frets Fed fight

New York, Jan 12, 2026, 10:31 (EST) — Regular session Shares of Advanced Micro Devices were up 2.6% at $208.44 by 10:31 a.m. EST on Monday, even as the Nasdaq 100 tracker dipped slightly. The stock traded between $200.00 and $208.44. The move lands in a market that is quick to swing on chip names, where money has chased anything tied to artificial intelligence and then backed away just as fast. AMD sits near the center of that push-pull ahead of its next results. Bernstein analyst Stacy Rasgon reiterated “outperform” calls on Nvidia and Broadcom and wrote that AI spending
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PLS Group share price slips into weekend as Morgan Stanley and MUFG filings land

PLS Group share price slips into weekend as Morgan Stanley and MUFG filings land

7 February 2026
PLS Group shares closed at A$4.12 Friday, down 1.2% after a 3.7% drop Thursday. Morgan Stanley and Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group disclosed increased voting power in the lithium miner, both citing changes dated Feb. 2. The moves came as lithium prices fell and Australian equities posted their sharpest drop in months. PLS reports interim results Feb. 19.
Commonwealth Bank share price near A$159 as CBA earnings, dividend week looms after ASX rout

Commonwealth Bank share price near A$159 as CBA earnings, dividend week looms after ASX rout

7 February 2026
Commonwealth Bank of Australia shares closed at A$158.91, down 0.23% Friday, as the S&P/ASX 200 fell 2.03% and nearly A$70 billion was wiped from the market. The bank reports half-year results and an interim dividend on Feb. 11, with shares going ex-dividend Feb. 18. CBA flagged a A$68 million provision linked to ASIC’s Better Banking review. The RBA raised rates to 3.85% on Feb. 3, with CBA passing on the increase from Feb. 13.
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