AMD stock rises as Oppenheimer upgrade and Nvidia uncertainty support sentiment
AMD stock is extending its recovery after the recent sharp selloff. A more bullish analyst view and uncertainty surrounding its main rival are improving the backdrop, although the upcoming U.S. inflation report could quickly shift investor sentiment.
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Oppenheimer upgraded AMD from Perform to Outperform and set a $600 price target. Analysts expect data-center revenue growth to accelerate in 2027 as sales of AI accelerators increase. They forecast revenue from the segment to rise 135% next year.
AMD has also drawn additional attention amid the controversy surrounding Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.
With uncertainty around Nvidia elevated, investors may pay closer attention to competitors such as AMD. For now, however, the scale of any potential capital rotation remains unclear.
AMD stock eyes $480 after breaking above $450 resistance
The base case from the previous analysis has started to play out. AMD stock broke above $450 resistance and moved closer to the $466 target.
For today, the recovery could extend toward the liquidity zone around $480.
A break below $450 followed by a sustained move under that level would invalidate this scenario. In that case, the stock could retest the next support area near $423.
Market sentiment, however, could shift quickly ahead of important U.S. macroeconomic data.
U.S. inflation data could challenge AMD's recovery momentum
The October U.S. Consumer Price Index will be released on November 10. According to the BLS calendar, the report is due at 8:30 a.m. ET and will be an important reference point for expectations around the Federal Reserve’s next policy moves.
Hotter-than-expected inflation could reinforce concerns that monetary policy will stay restrictive for longer, potentially triggering another round of selling in technology stocks. Softer data, by contrast, could support the recovery.
After the recent selloff, the market remains highly sensitive to macroeconomic surprises. As a result, AMD volatility could increase sharply even with positive company-specific catalysts in place.
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