The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index widened its early-session decline to 3%.
According to Odaily, based on MSX.COM data, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index saw its initial decline widen to 3%. Among its components, NVIDIA shares fell by 0.64%, TSMC shares rose by 0.11%, Broadcom shares dropped by 2.19%, Micron Technology shares decreased by 5.79%, AMD shares dropped by 3.68%, ASML shares fell by 2.22%, Intel shares decreased by 4.55%, and ARM shares dropped by 5.87%.
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