SouthState Bank Corporation (NYSE: SSB) is a leading financial institution in the United States, known for its comprehensive range of banking services. Competing with other significant banks in the industry, SouthState Bank aims to deliver superior financial solutions to its customers. On January 7, 2026, Raymond James reaffirmed its "Strong Buy" rating for SSB, advising investors to "hold" the stock. At this time, the stock was valued at $97.12.

Raymond James also increased its price target for SouthState Bank from $110 to $115, as reported by TheFly. This revision is in line with the "Moderate Buy" consensus rating from sixteen research firms, according to MarketBeat.com. Among these analysts, three recommend holding the stock, eleven suggest a buy, and two advocate for a strong buy.

The average one-year price target set by analysts for SouthState Bank is around $115. Barclays has recently adjusted its price target for the bank from $125 to $122, while still maintaining an "overweight" rating. National Bankshares has set a target price of $127 for SouthState Bank, indicating a strong belief in its future performance.

The current stock price for SSB stands at $97.12, marking an increase of 1.64% or $1.57. Today, the stock has seen a range between a low of $95.13 and a high of $97.16. Over the past year, SSB has experienced a high of $109.64 and a low of $77.74, demonstrating its market volatility.

With a market capitalization of approximately $9.76 billion and a trading volume of 454,916 shares on the NYSE, SouthState Bank's financial standing remains robust. Cowen has recently initiated coverage on SouthState Bank, giving it a "buy" rating and further endorsing the positive outlook for the stock.