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Sign InMorgan Stanley has expanded its series of price target revisions to include the banking and utility sectors, lowering its target for U.S. Bancorp (USB) to $64 from $65 while maintaining an Equalweight rating. The bank also adjusted its price target for Sempra (SRE) slightly downward to $104 from $105, keeping an Overweight rating. These updates follow the bank's decision to reiterate an Equalweight rating for Pfizer (PFE) at $28.00 following exclusivity extensions for Vyndamax. Previously, the bank raised its target for Kroger (KR) to $73, while lowering targets for Thermo Fisher (TMO) to $620 and NetApp (NTAP) to $88. These revisions reflect a broader recalibration of valuation models to account for shifting dynamics across healthcare, technology, and financial services.