Today: 30 June 2026
Browse Category

AMS:ASML 28 January 2026 - 23 June 2026

Nasdaq Futures Drop Ahead of Open as Debt Concerns Hit AI Stocks

Nasdaq Futures Drop Ahead of Open as Debt Concerns Hit AI Stocks

Tech names weighed on Wall Street futures early Tuesday as contracts pointed lower before the open. Investors pulled back from artificial intelligence trades while worries about a hawkish Fed path added pressure. Futures trade ahead of the main session and offer a view on where indexes may open. The shift is important since this year’s stock gains have mostly come from pricey AI stocks. With rates up, future profits get discounted harder, and borrowing costs rise for companies paying for data centers, chips and infrastructure with debt.
Dispute over ASML China EUV orders puts U.S. export rules to the test

Dispute over ASML China EUV orders puts U.S. export rules to the test

ASML is under new scrutiny in the U.S. after reports surfaced that China could have one of the company’s most advanced chipmaking tools. The move throws Europe’s biggest tech name back into the spotlight as Washington presses efforts to block Chinese access to high-end artificial intelligence hardware. ASML said it has not shipped any extreme ultraviolet lithography machines, or any parts made specifically for those machines, to China. The company responded after Bloomberg said Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick brought up the matter in talks with senior ASML executives. EUV machines use short-wavelength light to create the smallest features on chips and are needed for top-end processors.
20 June 2026
ASML drops after China chip-tool issue interrupts AI rally

ASML drops after China chip-tool issue interrupts AI rally

ASML Holding shares fell in Amsterdam Friday after the chip-equipment giant said it has not shipped its top-end lithography technology to China. The move raised new export-control questions, hitting one of Europe’s biggest AI-related stock rallies. Shares were down 0.6% at €1,666.00 at 13:37 CEST, after touching an intraday low of €1,631.40, according to Google Finance. ASML holds a key spot in the semiconductor supply chain. Extreme ultraviolet lithography, known as EUV, relies on short-wavelength light to form the fine circuit patterns for top-tier chips. ASML is the only company that sells commercial EUV machines, Reuters said earlier this year.
ASML stock rises after Citi AI call boosts chip-equipment names

ASML stock rises after Citi AI call boosts chip-equipment names

ASML Holding shares jumped 4.10% in Amsterdam on Wednesday, finishing at €1,656.40. The AEX index advanced 1.18% to close at a record high. ASML’s ADRs in New York traded at $1,919.39, up $115.50. The stock earlier hit $1,938.00. ASML is seen as Europe’s top AI proxy, with its equipment used by chipmakers expanding production of advanced chips and memory. Investors are watching tool orders from ASML as a gauge for how much longer chipmakers might keep spending.
ASML Shares Dip After Terafab Hype Faces EUV Shipping Hurdle

ASML Shares Dip After Terafab Hype Faces EUV Shipping Hurdle

ASML Holding NV slipped in Amsterdam on Wednesday, down 0.44% at €1,501.80. That’s after the stock surged 3.58% Monday and then gave back 0.41% Tuesday. Shares cooled with investors questioning if the fresh Terafab buzz will convert into real orders for ASML’s AI chipmaking equipment. ASML’s stock move is minor, but the setup is different. Most of the company’s ordinary shares trade on Euronext Amsterdam, making Amsterdam the best indicator for its European listing, though shares also list on Nasdaq in New York. The stock has climbed about 63% this year, MarketScreener’s Euronext data shows. There isn’t much of a buffer if AI-related orders start to slow.
ASML Hits All-Time High, Then Falls in Chip Stock Rout — Eyes on Monday

ASML Hits All-Time High, Then Falls in Chip Stock Rout — Eyes on Monday

ASML Holding NV starts the week with its record rally pulled back, but not wiped out. A chip selloff on Friday hit AI stocks in Europe and the U.S. ASML’s Amsterdam shares finished Friday at 1,462.20 euros, losing 2.39%. Its U.S. shares fell 6.59% to $1,641.74, according to ASML’s June 5 factsheet. ASML is a key player in the artificial-intelligence chip supply chain. The Dutch company makes lithography systems, which print patterns onto chip circuits, and also offers software and services that chipmakers use to mass-produce microchips.
ASML Trading Close to €1,500 After New Wall Street Backing

ASML Trading Close to €1,500 After New Wall Street Backing

ASML Holding shares nearly hit €1,500 in Amsterdam on Thursday, building on their AI-fueled rally. The stock got a boost after two brokerages lifted their price targets. Its key end-market is still seeing tight supply. ASML is getting attention right now since it’s right at the main bottleneck in the AI supply chain. Its extreme ultraviolet lithography machines, or EUV tools, use light to print tiny circuit designs onto silicon wafers. That process is required for building top-end chips.
4 June 2026
ASML Shares Set 52-Week Peak; China Remains Key Risk for Traders

ASML Shares Set 52-Week Peak; China Remains Key Risk for Traders

ASML Holding shares fell in Amsterdam this week after touching a new 52-week high. Investors weighed the strong AI order cycle against fresh concerns about China trying to bypass Western chip-equipment restrictions. Shares finished Friday at €1,384.80, falling 0.45% for the session. The price had traded as high as €1,437.00 earlier this week before pulling back, with the AEX index also moving lower most of the week.
ASML draws fresh attention from Wall Street in AI push

ASML draws fresh attention from Wall Street in AI push

ASML is back in focus for AI stocks after Coatue Management disclosed a $655.4 million stake in the Dutch chip-tool maker and UBS called it its favorite European semiconductor name. The latest moves add to the basic market view: Nvidia chips need the gear that ASML builds. Micron Technology blew past the $1 trillion mark in market value on Tuesday, boosted by surging demand for memory chips in AI systems, as investors look for more names in the AI trade. That demand points to the AI rally spilling into the wider supply chain for data centers, not just the big graphics processor makers.
ASML Stock’s AI Boom Has a Catch: TSMC Won’t Rush the $410 Million Machine

ASML Stock’s AI Boom Has a Catch: TSMC Won’t Rush the $410 Million Machine

Veldhoven, Netherlands, April 26, 2026, 00:03 CEST Shares of ASML Holding N.V. in Amsterdam climbed 2.3% late Friday. The bigger question for the Dutch chip-gear maker: Can it translate AI demand into shipments quickly enough, especially with TSMC holding off on its most advanced systems? High-NA EUV—the company’s high-resolution extreme ultraviolet lithography—lets customers etch finer chip details, but Bloomberg puts the price tag north of €350 million, or $410 million, per machine.
ASML Says It Can Keep Up With AI Chip Boom in 2026, but China Curbs Still Loom

ASML Says It Can Keep Up With AI Chip Boom in 2026, but China Curbs Still Loom

VELDHOVEN, Netherlands, April 22, 2026, 22:11 ASML on Wednesday pledged it won’t be the choke point in next year’s push to ramp up AI chip production, following heavy investment to boost capacity of its lithography systems—the gear that etches circuits onto chips. Chief Executive Christophe Fouquet, speaking at the Dutch company’s annual general meeting, said the firm would prevent bottlenecks “by all possible means.”
ASML share price in focus: what to watch Monday after chip-tool peer’s upbeat forecast

ASML share price in focus: what to watch Monday after chip-tool peer’s upbeat forecast

AMSTERDAM, Feb 15, 2026, 01:38 CET — The market has closed. Shares of ASML Holding NV closed Friday at 1,190.40 euros in Amsterdam, up 0.9%. The chip equipment giant ended the week with scant company-specific developments, yet sector chatter remained active. Traders are watching to see if Applied Materials’ upbeat demand outlook in the U.S. will spill over into the European session on Monday.
15 February 2026
ASML’s record 2025 sales can’t stop 1,700 job cuts as AI chip orders surge

ASML’s record 2025 sales can’t stop 1,700 job cuts as AI chip orders surge

ASML said on Wednesday it plans a net reduction of around 1,700 positions, even as the Dutch chipmaking equipment supplier posted record 2025 sales and flagged another growth year ahead. The move matters because ASML sits at the choke point of the advanced chip supply chain. Its machines are needed to make leading-edge chips, and chipmakers are spending again to meet demand tied to artificial intelligence.
ASML’s record AI orders hit €13.2 billion — and its $250 million chip machines are the bottleneck

ASML’s record AI orders hit €13.2 billion — and its $250 million chip machines are the bottleneck

ASML reported Wednesday that its fourth-quarter bookings soared to €13.2 billion, well above estimates, driven by chipmakers ramping up orders for AI chip equipment. The company also lifted its 2026 sales forecast to between €34 billion and €39 billion, reversing earlier guidance that predicted flat or declining growth versus 2025. This new outlook surpasses the analyst consensus, which stood near €35 billion, according to LSEG data. The surge comes at a tricky time for those expecting the AI build-out to slow down. Orders at ASML often serve as an early signal of whether chip factories are actually being funded—or just mentioned in earnings calls.
1 2 3

Stock Market Today

  • Celestica Inc. (CLS) Draws Market Interest on AI, Energy Momentum
    June 30, 2026, 5:53 AM EDT. Celestica Inc. (CLS) has beaten Nvidia's gains over the past three years as demand from artificial intelligence (AI) and energy transition pushes growth. Shares sit about 20% below all-time highs and the Zacks price target as the stock faces some pressure. The company is guiding for double-digit sales and earnings growth in 2025 and 2026, pointing to strong revenues on the back of demand from data centers, semiconductors and energy storage markets. Celestica's operations split into Advanced Technology Solutions and Connectivity & Cloud Solutions, covering design, manufacturing and logistics. CEO Rob Mionis said demand remains solid and flagged new AI program wins, mentioning a 1.6 terabyte switching project with a hyperscaler. CLS trades at a discount to the Zacks Tech Sector, which bulls call attractive for buy-and-hold tech investors.
Go toTop