On September 3, ASML Holding NV fell 3.42% in regular trading, trading at 1637.33 USD/share, with turnover of $350 million.

The decline extends a multi-session selloff across the semiconductor equipment sector. Fed officials recently signaled readiness to raise rates further if inflation does not cool, directly pressuring high-multiple technology names. Simultaneously, escalating US-Iran military conflict has driven oil prices sharply higher and weighed on broader risk appetite, with the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index declining over consecutive sessions.

Within the Semiconductor Equipment sector, the overall trend remains weak. Among individual stocks, Applied Materials fell 0.81%, Lam Research fell 1.46%, KLA Corporation fell 1.54%, AXT Inc fell 3.76%, and Teradyne fell 1.90%, reflecting broad-based sector selling pressure.

Notably, ASML recently announced its High NA EUV platform entered high-volume logic chip production for the first time, with 10 systems now operational globally. However, the positive technological milestone has been overshadowed by macro headwinds including rate expectations and geopolitical risk.

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