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BNP Paribas hikes Apple stock target, cites memory shortage opportunity

9to5Mac • Fri, 17 Apr 2026

Today, BNP Paribas raised Apple’s stock price target to $300, up from $260 set in its last investor note. Here are the details. more…

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Today, BNP Paribas raised Apple’s stock price target to $300, up from $260 set in its last investor note. Here are the details. more…

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Today, BNP Paribas raised Apple’s stock price target to $300, up from $260 set in its last investor note.

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