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UBS analyst Polo Tang reaffirms the “Buy” rating with a €36.60 price target and sees roughly 46% upside, despite the stock recently falling to a 52‑week low. UBS attributes the price pressure mainly to unverified merger speculation with T‑Mobile US, while technical indicators signaled strongly oversold conditions. Fundamental supports include a better‑than‑expected Q1 with rising adjusted EBITDA and the S&P upgrade to A−. The next major catalyst is the Q2 results on 6 August 2026, which could significantly affect the share direction. » Plus sur de.investing.com

Deutsche Telekom’s stock fell about 25% in the second quarter, driven in part by an 18% decline at its subsidiary T‑Mobile US. US rivals such as AT&T and Verizon also recorded heavy losses, which widened again this week. The trigger are talks between SpaceX and Charter Communications about a joint mobile offering that would increase competitive pressure on established providers, even though full nationwide coverage and indoor service remain questionable. Investors fear possible capital measures and further expansion by SpaceX, which is why the telecom sector is currently being seen as riskier. » Plus sur deraktionaer.de

Deutsche Telekom’s share fell to €23.78, reaching a new low for 2024 after T-Mobile US also posted heavy losses. UBS analyst Polo Tang cites concerns about satellite competition in the US market and investor skepticism about a merger with T-Mobile US as the main reasons, even though operations remain robust. Tang notes that the group could reassure markets with signals in its quarterly report and recalls similar fears about Amazon in June 2023, from which prices later recovered. » Plus sur finanzen.net