On June 29, STMicroelectronics rose 3.16% in pre-market trading, trading at $73.86 per share, with turnover of $4.83 thousand.

On the news front, JP Morgan significantly raised its target price for STMicroelectronics from €48 to €71.5, representing a nearly 49% increase. Simultaneously, the company's second MCU price hike of the year officially took effect on June 28. Bank of America Global Research had also previously raised its target price from €86 to €88, with multiple investment banks turning bullish in tandem with the pricing action.

The MCU price increase is driven by persistently tight mature-node capacity and wafer foundry cost increases of up to 15%. Industry peers including NXP and Infineon have followed suit with their own price hikes, signaling a sector-wide repricing that is expected to directly improve the company's revenue outlook. In the broader Semiconductors sector, Micron Technology rose 2.27%, NVIDIA rose 1.28%, AMD rose 1.35%, Broadcom rose 1.18%, and Intel rose 0.92%.

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