What the analyst said

Deutsche Bank analyst Ross Seymore raised the price target on Texas Instruments (NASDAQ: TXN) to $205.00 (from $185.00) while maintaining a Hold rating.

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Where the price stands

TXN trades at $277. The 17 analysts who set a target in the last 3 months range from $250 to $370, with a median of $330. This $205 target is 38% below the median, the lowest on the Street.

Since the note TXN has moved +41% (from $197). 12-month window: day 282 of 365, closes on January 28, 2027.

Track record

This call✓ Target reached on January 28, 2026, 0 days after the note.

Firm track recordDeutsche Bank: 80% of its 25 targets at least a year old were reached within 12 months (#12 of 26 firms). Accuracy ranking →

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Other analysts on Texas Instruments

DZ BankHold Upgraded, raised price target +25% Oct 28 $300from $240 Freedom BrokerBuy Upgraded, raised price target +27% Oct 22 $330from $260 TruistHold Raised price target +2%, kept rating Oct 22 $305from $300 BernsteinHold Raised price target +7%, kept rating Oct 22 $310from $290 JP MorganBuy Raised price target +7%, kept rating Oct 22 $365from $340
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