BUZZ - Intel's performance forecast falls short of market expectations, U.S. chip stocks tumble in response
路透社2026/10/29 21:11October 29 - ** Intel's performance forecast fell short of market expectations, combined with an explosion at its Israeli wafer plant and weak demand for personal computers, causing U.S. semiconductor stocks to decline in after-hours trading (link)
** Intel's INTC.O share price plunged about 16% to $77.24 after the company forecast fourth quarter revenue between $15 billion and $16 billion, below analysts' expectations of $17.07 billion
** NVIDIA NVDA.O, Advanced Micro Devices AMD.O, Marvell MRVL.O and Broadcom AVGO.O all fell between 1% and 4%
** By Thursday's market close, the Philadelphia Stock Exchange Semiconductor Index .SOX had risen about 6.9% for the week
** Memory chipmaker Micron MU.O declined 2.3%, while data storage company Western Digital WDC.O fell 1.9% in after-hours trading
** As of the previous trading session close, the index .SOX had surged over 62% year-to-date
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