On June 24th, GeLongHui reported that Affirm (AFRM.US) pre-market trading rose by about 4.3%, to $31.15. On the news side, Apple announced earlier that it will terminate its "buy now, pay later" (BNPL) service in the United States for more than a year, and will allow installment payments through third-party applications Affirm, as well as credit and debit cards later this year. In addition, Goldman Sachs analyst Mike Ng raised Affirm's rating to "buy" and raised its target price from $20 to $42.
美股异动｜Affirm盘前涨约4.3% 与苹果合作提供“先买后付”服务+高盛上调目标价
U.S. stock market volatility | Affirm rose about 4.3% before market open, cooperating with Apple to provide "buy now, pay later" services + Goldman Sachs raised target price.
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