Cirrus Logic was trading 2.2% lower ahead of the Oct. 15 U.S. session. The rating action came from KeyBanc, which pointed to Apple’s iPhone unit projections.
KeyBanc’s assessment pointed to the possibility of lower iPhone unit sales in 2027.
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Add as a preferred source on GoogleCirrus Logic Down 2.2% Before Open; KeyBanc Cuts Rating.
KeyBanc cited Apple’s iPhone unit projections and the possibility of lower unit sales in 2027.
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