U.S. semiconductor shares broadly moved lower on July 16, according to BlockBeats, with losses spreading across chip, storage and optical communications names. Arm fell 6.40%, Marvell Technology dropped 6.20%, Micron Technology lost 5.12%, Qualcomm fell 4.40%, Intel declined 4.21%, AMD slipped 3.91%, Broadcom dropped 3.79%, and Nvidia fell 2.24%.
The sell-off was sharper in storage stocks. SanDisk fell 8.77%, Seagate Technology dropped 7.70%, Western Digital lost 7.51%, SK Hynix declined 7.46%, and Micron Technology was down 5.12%.
Optical communications names were also among the session’s weaker performers. Corning fell 8.17%, Astera Labs dropped 6.57%, Applied Optoelectronics lost 6.44%, Nokia declined 6.00%, Credo fell 5.63%, and Coherent dropped 5.57%.
U.S. semiconductor stocks broadly traded lower on July 16, according to BlockBeats. Arm fell 6.40%, Marvell Technology dropped 6.20%, Micron Technology lost 5.12%, Qualcomm declined 4.40%, Intel fell 4.21%, AMD slipped 3.91%, Broadcom dropped 3.79%, and Nvidia was down 2.24%.
Storage names post steeper losses
Storage stocks saw heavier declines across the board. SanDisk fell 8.77%, Seagate Technology dropped 7.70%, Western Digital lost 7.51%, SK Hynix declined 7.46%, and Micron Technology was down 5.12%.
Optical communications stocks remain under pressure
Optical communications names were also among the biggest decliners. Corning fell 8.17%, Astera Labs dropped 6.57%, Applied Optoelectronics lost 6.44%, Nokia declined 6.00%, Credo fell 5.63%, and Coherent dropped 5.57%.
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