What the analyst said

BNP Paribas Exane analyst Jerome Ramel upgraded Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) from Underperform to Neutral with a price target of $60.00.

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Where the price stands

INTC trades at $59.97. The 27 analysts who set a target in the last 3 months range from $70 to $165, with a median of $90. This $60 target is 33% below the median, the lowest on the Street.

Since the note INTC has moved −9% (from $65.70). 12-month window: day 196 of 365, closes on April 21, 2027.

Track record

This call✓ Target reached on November 2, 2026, 6 months after the note. Same target as this firm’s April 21, 2026 note, so it is scored there.

Firm track recordToo early to score BNP Paribas: price targets are 12-month calls and fewer than 5 of its targets are a year old. 1 of its 6 open targets have already been reached. How we score

BNP Paribas on Intel

BNP Paribas price targets on Intel

2 calls from April 21, 2026 to April 21, 2026. The target stayed at $60. The rating stayed Hold.

BNP Paribas targetINTC share price
  1. April 21, 2026Kept the $60 targetHold$60
  2. April 21, 2026 This noteEarliest call shownHold$60
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