ASML Holding N.V.Fell on reports that Chinese firms are developing chipmaking technology mimicking its dominant offering.
A global selloff in semiconductor stocks intensified on Tuesday amid growing concerns over rising competition and circular financing, ahead of critical earnings reports from major tech companies. U.S. chip giant Nvidia saw its shares drop sharply, partly on reports of another round of circular financing with OpenAI, while China's CXMT surged nearly 470% in its first-day IPO, unveiling a new chip giant ready to absorb investment funds. European tech leader ASML fell sharply on reports that Chinese firms are developing chipmaking technology that mimics its dominant offering. South Korea's SK Hynix saw its U.S.-listed shares fall below their recent debut price ahead of its quarterly update, and Seoul's KOSPI index plummeted nearly 11% to post its biggest daily loss in nearly five months, with rival Samsung Electronics also down sharply ahead of its own report this week. The selloff comes despite a further slump in oil prices below $90 per barrel amid a tense pause in the Iran conflict, and as the Federal Reserve begins a two-day policy meeting with markets pricing in a one-in-three chance of a rate hike.
ASML Holding N.V.Fell on reports that Chinese firms are developing chipmaking technology mimicking its dominant offering.
SK Hynix IncU.S.-listed shares fell below debut price ahead of quarterly update.
NVIDIA CorporationShares fell on reports of circular financing with OpenAI and ahead of tech earnings.
Samsung Electronics Co LtdShares down sharply ahead of its own earnings report this week.
CXMT surged nearly 470% in its first-day IPO, unveiling a new chip giant ready to absorb investment funds.
Mentioned in context of circular financing with Nvidia; not a public stock.