On July 28, STMicroelectronics NV declined 5.71% in regular trading, trading at $49.86/share, with turnover of $92.9958 million.

On the news front, Goldman Sachs cut STMicroelectronics NV's target price from $67.5 to $60.5, a reduction of approximately 10.4%, further dampening market sentiment. Although Berenberg had previously raised its target price significantly from 53 euros to 68 euros, Goldman's downgrade interrupted the stock's valuation recovery momentum.

The decline was compounded by a broad semiconductor sector selloff. Among sector peers, Micron Technology fell 9.28%, Advanced Micro Devices dropped 7.83%, SK hynix declined 7.36%, Intel slid 5.9%, and NVIDIA lost 1.11%, reflecting industry-wide selling pressure that amplified the stock's individual weakness.

The stock had already plunged over 18% on July 23 after Q3 revenue guidance of approximately $3.7 billion came in below analysts' consensus estimate of $3.79 billion, despite Q2 adjusted EPS of $0.31 beating expectations by nearly 15%.

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