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(Bloomberg) -- TTM Technologies rises as much as 7%, the most since June 8, after Stifel analyst Matthew Sheerin upgraded to buy from hold, PT $17.50, writing in a note that the stock’s 19% post-earnings selloff is overdone.

• Notes management indicated in investor meeting this week that co.’s relationship with its top customer, believed to be Apple, remains strong
• Says the 3Q guidance miss was more related to timing than share losses or company-specific issues
• Says growth in auto, aerospace/defense and computing markets offsets the weakness in networking/telecom
• Upgrades comes after Stifel cut the stock to hold from buy on July 28, with PT $19
• NOTE: Aug. 16, TTM Tech Added to Focus List on ’Attractive Valuation’: JPMorgan
  • TTM Technologies Gains After Needham Boosts Rating to Strong Buy

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(Bloomberg) -- Yellen speech appears directed at Republicans in Congress and White House who are trying to push back against regulatory tightening instituted after the financial crisis, CIBC economist Avery Shenfeld writes in note.

• Remarks mirror a recent speech by Fed Vice Chair Fischer “but might not help her odds of being nominated (and approved by a GOP Senate) for another term”
• “Everyone understood the risk was towards a hawkish speech beforehand,” Bipan Rai, FX and macro strategist at CIBC, said in a separate email. “However, the lack of content on monetary policy is being interpreted as dovish”

To contact the reporters on this story: Alexandria Arnold in Seattle at abaca3@bloomberg.net; Lananh Nguyen in New York at lnguyen35@bloomberg.net To contact the editors responsible for this story: Boris Korby at bkorby1@bloomberg.net Jenny Paris

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