On July 30, Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd rose 7.21% in regular trading, trading at $188.995/share, with turnover of $157 million. The semiconductor sector staged a broad rebound after entering deep correction territory, with the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index having pulled back nearly 25% from its recent highs.

The rebound follows consecutive sessions of heavy selling across the semiconductor and optical communications sectors. Credo had declined nearly 10% on July 25, over 5% on July 27, over 9% on July 28, and over 5% on July 29, accumulating significant short-term losses. Within the Semiconductors sector, Micron Technology rose 9.56%, SK hynix rose 8.57%, AMD rose 8.02%, Intel rose 7.81%, and NVIDIA rose 1.38%, indicating a sector-wide recovery from oversold conditions.

Separately, Barclays recently raised its target price on Credo from $260 to $300, citing optimism around AI compute expansion driving sustained demand for high-speed interconnect chips.

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