On July 14, ARM Holdings rose 3.68% in pre-market trading, trading at 307.2 USD/share, with turnover of $5.4754 million. The stock is rebounding after plunging 7.55% in the prior session to close at $298.99, when turnover surged 77.62% to $1.595 billion amid broad semiconductor sector selling pressure.
The prior session saw widespread declines across the chip sector, with SK Hynix falling over 7% and Intel dropping more than 5%. The heavy sell-off triggered an oversold rebound in pre-market trading, with the broader semiconductor sector recovering in tandem. Among sector peers, Intel rose 2.55%, Micron Technology gained 2.28%, AMD advanced 1.99%, Broadcom climbed 1.24%, and NVIDIA added 0.62%, reflecting a collective technical recovery pattern following the aggressive sell-off.
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