On June 25, ASML rose 4.09% overnight, trading at $1,836.00/share with turnover of $824,700. The rebound follows a sharp selloff earlier in the week driven by U.S. export control concerns.

The recovery appears linked to easing fears after both ASML and the Dutch government issued firm denials of allegations that EUV lithography equipment had reached China. ASML circulated documentation stating that all 314 operational EUV systems globally are accounted for, with none located in China. The company emphasized that its systems require continuous engineering support and cannot be dismantled or relocated without ASML involvement, making unauthorized transfers virtually impossible.

The broader Semiconductor Equipment sector saw a synchronized rebound, with Applied Materials up 5.7%, Lam Research up 5.61%, KLA-Tencor up 3.98%, Teradyne up 3.51%, and AXT Inc up 6.22%, suggesting sector-wide buying following the prior week's broad-based selloff.

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