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Performance Outlook.
| Previous Close | 138.000 |
|---|---|
| 52 Week Range | 99.000 - 178.900 |
| Volume | 2,892,117 |
| Avg. Volume | 6,593,717 |
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Due to Macro Headwinds and Limited Visibility We are Lowering Baidu's FVE to USD 183
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We are lowering our Baidu fair value estimate to USD 183 (HKD 180) due to a combination of macro headwinds, limited visibility, and COVID-19 resurgence in China. Wide-moat Baidu reported third-quarter revenue of CNY 31.9 billion, representing 13% year-on-year growth that was within its guidance range but below the midpoint of CNY 32.05 billion.
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