On June 30, Logitech declined 5.95% in regular trading, trading at approximately $92.15/share, with turnover of $17.63 million. The stock had already dropped over 5% in pre-market trading before extending losses during regular hours.

The decline was triggered by Bank of America Global Research downgrading Logitech from Neutral to Underperform, while slashing the price target from $108 to $86, representing an 18% reduction. The bank warned that rising hardware prices are impacting the broader consumer electronics ecosystem and that Logitech's product demand will deteriorate significantly over the next 12 to 18 months.

Notably, this marks the latest in a series of analyst downgrades for the company. Morgan Stanley previously cut its rating to Underweight with an $89 target, Barclays lowered its stance from Overweight to Equalweight, and Citi trimmed its target price by approximately 10%. Despite these downgrades, FactSet consensus data shows an average rating of Overweight with a mean target price of $118.38.

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