On July 6, STMicroelectronics rose 4.62% overnight, trading at $71.56/share, with turnover of $118,900.

On the news front, multiple international investment banks have collectively raised their target prices for STMicroelectronics in recent sessions. Jefferies lifted its target from 74 euros to 82 euros, HSBC raised from 53 euros to 84 euros while maintaining a Buy rating, JPMorgan significantly increased its target from 48 euros to 71.5 euros, and Bank of America Global Research raised its target to 88 euros. Simultaneously, approximately 20 global chip manufacturers initiated a new round of price increases effective July 1, with power semiconductors as the core category.

The underlying logic centers on AI workloads consuming advanced-node capacity, compressing mature-node supply. Combined with foundry cost increases of up to 15% and sustained demand from automotive electronics and energy storage applications, the tight supply-demand dynamics support industry-wide repricing. STMicroelectronics itself has already implemented its second MCU price increase this year, reinforcing the broader pricing momentum.

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