On June 5, STMicroelectronics declined 3.45% overnight, trading at $75.66/share, with trading volume of $151,500. The decline extends the pullback that began on June 4, when the stock fell nearly 6% during regular trading.
The broader semiconductor sector continues to face selling pressure. Within the sector, Marvell Technology fell 6.46%, Micron Technology dropped 4.31%, Advanced Micro Devices declined 2.98%, Broadcom lost 2.92%, and NVIDIA slipped 1.67%, reflecting widespread sector weakness.
Notably, STMicroelectronics had surged over 11% on June 2 after the company raised its full-year data center revenue target to approximately $1 billion, nearly doubling its prior guidance of well above $500 million. The company cited persistently strong AI infrastructure demand and capacity expansion progress. With year-to-date gains previously reaching 168% and the stock having hit an all-time high, profit-taking pressure has intensified amid the broader sector correction. The Milan-listed shares also declined 5.8% on June 4, indicating synchronized global investor sentiment.
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