Rosenblatt cuts Meta stock price target on Iran war impact

Rosenblatt has reduced its price target for Meta Platforms, citing potential adverse effects from the ongoing conflict in Iran. This adjustment reflects concerns over risk appetite and capital flows, as geopolitical tensions can lead to increased market volatility and investor caution. Meta, heavily reliant on advertising revenue, may face headwinds if global economic conditions worsen due to the conflict. Traders will be particularly focused on upcoming earnings reports from Meta, which could provide further insights into the company's performance amid these geopolitical challenges.

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