Morgan Stanley lowered the firm’s price target on HP Inc. (HPQ) to $20 from $21 and keeps an Underweight rating on the shares. FY26 guidance embeds 30c, or about 10%, of EPS headwinds from memory inflation, primarily in PCs, but doesn’t embed much end-market demand elasticity from higher prices and assumes an improving print market, notes the analyst, who is cutting the firm’s “below-Street EPS further” as the firm still believes risks are “biased downward.”
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