Morgan Stanley raised its price target for Overweight-rated Apple shares to $298 from $240 in a note to clients on Thursday, citing a stronger-than-expected start to the iPhone 17 cycle.

Morgan Stanley increased its price target for Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) shares to $298 from $240, maintaining an Overweight rating, after observing a stronger-than-anticipated start to the iPhone 17 cycle.

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