Murata Manufacturing stock rose 4.4% in Tokyo after announcing price hikes for MLCCs used in AI servers and high‑end automotive applications.\\nTaiyo Yuden shares jumped 10.8% as it plans to raise prices on MLCCs, inductors, electrolytic and RF capacitors starting May.\\nReported price increases range from 15% to 35%, driven by higher raw‑material and precious‑metal costs, with capacity already fully utilized.\\nGoldman Sachs says hikes could boost Murata, Taiyo Yuden and the passive component industry, noting investors expected mid‑2026 price moves.