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Investors sell chip stocks again, causing ASML share price to drop

Investors sell chip stocks again, causing ASML share price to drop

Investors on the Amsterdam stock exchange sold their chip holdings in the final hours of trading to cash in on earlier gains. Consequently, ASML shares closed down 0.4 percent after having risen by more than 6 percent during the day.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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