CIBR is trading at $101.81, down 1.86%, as hotter-than-expected U.S. inflation raised rate-hike concerns and weighed on growth-sensitive technology shares.
- A global AI and semiconductor selloff added pressure; Asian chipmakers fell sharply, and TSMC declined despite strong results.
- The pressure follows CIBR’s 3.47% decline on October 14; positive ASML order news offered a counterpoint, but not a clear offset.