On June 18, Qnity Electronics rose 5.68% in regular trading, trading at $165.305/share, with turnover of $119 million. The stock extended its rebound after a 5% decline earlier in the week, marking consecutive sessions of gains.

On the news front, a preliminary US-Iran agreement on Strait of Hormuz navigation lifted broad market sentiment, with oil prices falling and equities surging. In this favorable window, multiple US corporations issued over $40 billion in bonds, with NVIDIA emerging as the largest investment-grade issuer. Qnity Electronics launched a significant leveraged loan financing project, capitalizing on declining high-yield bond yields amid the risk-on environment.

Within the Semiconductor Equipment sector, the overall recovery was robust. Among individual stocks, KLA-Tencor rose 6.97%, Applied Materials rose 6.71%, Lam Research rose 6.07%, ASML rose 3.7%, while AXT Inc fell 4.17%.

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