Arm Holdings stock sinks over 8% as memory chip shortage fears hit phone production

Arm and Qualcomm shares dropped as memory chip shortages hurt phone output; AI demand shifts supply to data centers. Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron lead.

Arm and Qualcomm shares dropped as memory chip shortages hurt phone output; AI demand shifts supply to data centers. Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron lead.

Sensex Today | Stock Market LIVE Updates: For the Nifty index 25,800 mark is the first barrier for the index, while 25,500 remains a key support on the downside as we highlighted earlier as well.

Shares of Trent closed above the mark of ₹4,000 for the first time after January 12 on Wednesday. The stock is still down over 40% from its all-time high of ₹8,345 that it had surged to in October 2024.

The MSCI Asia Pacific Index declined 0.3% during the open. South Korea’s Kospi Index led losses, declining 1.6%.

More and more investors now believe that the software industry might be undergoing a broader structural shift, a view that could spur increased deal activity, including takeovers by larger players.

The shares dropped 17% to $200.19 on Wednesday, the largest one-day drop since May 2017. By Tuesday’s end, they had increased 13% this year. In keeping with her typical optimistic outlook, CEO Lisa Su reiterated her forecast that the company’s…

WTI fell 0.7 cents per barrel, or 1%, to $64.5 per barrel at 2347 GMT. Brent crude futures resume trading at 0100 GMT.

Nasdaq’s fall was led by AMD, which fell 17%. AMD’s fall took other chipmaker stocks along with it. Nvidia’s shares fell 3.5%, Broadcom fell nearly 4%, Qualcomm did well in regular trading but tanked afterhours. Other bigtech names like Alphabet,…

Shares of Microsoft, which fell as much as 7.5% in extended trading, recovered those losses but are still down around 1.5%. The capex announcement led to a post-closing rally in shares of Broadcom, which gained as much as 6%, while…

There has been a consistent effort from Qualcomm to diversify its client base into cars, PCs and data centers, but these new avenues have not grown enough to offset the shortfall in its core business yet.