Philadelphia Semiconductor Index Falls 3%, Broadcom Shares Down 3.6%
On July 16, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell by 3%, closing at 12,023.76 points. Nvidia shares decreased by 2.15%, TSMC shares dropped by 2.73%, Broadcom shares fell by 3.6%, SK Hynix shares declined by 7.63%, Micron Technology shares were down 3.84%, AMD shares fell by 3.76%, ASML shares increased by 0.11%, Intel shares dropped by 3.68%, Lam Research shares decreased by 2.92%, ARM shares fell by 6.6%, and SanDisk shares were down 7.6%.
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