The Korea Herald: Morgan Stanley cuts target prices for Samsung and SK Hynix; Hynix target price diverges nearly threefold from Nomura
According to The Korea Herald, Morgan Stanley slashed its price target for SK Hynix by 38% to 1.6 million won on Monday, while cutting its target for Samsung Electronics by 19% to 309,000 won. The report noted that Morgan Stanley and Nomura are divided over how long the AI-driven memory chip boom can last and the industry's earnings outlook beyond 2027, with a nearly threefold difference in their price targets for SK Hynix. The figures and views mentioned above represent investment bank price targets and opinions, not actual stock price movements.
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