LSMC.DE is trading at β¬91.31 (-8.78%) following a global semiconductor selloff triggered by concerns that tighter U.S. AI and data-center regulations could curb infrastructure spending.
- The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index plunged over 12%, dragging European chip stocks lower as investors reassess high AI-sector valuations and growth sustainability.
- Pressure intensified following Qualcommβs weak smartphone-chip outlook, while industry leaders like Nvidia fell amid a broader sector-wide retreat.
- The market rout extended into Asian semiconductor markets on November 6, reflecting widespread caution across the global technology supply chain.