On September 16, ARM Holdings rose 3.02% in regular trading, trading at $249.125/share, with turnover of approximately $48.31 million. The stock continued to recover from a sharp selloff earlier in the week as the broader semiconductor sector sustained its rebound momentum.

On the news front, the semiconductor sector extended the prior session's recovery after the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index plunged over 5% on September 14, when multiple leading AI company CEOs called for a slowdown in technology development. ARM itself had dropped more than 9% in that single session. A latest research note from Citi highlighted that the recent pullback in semiconductor stocks presents a rare buying opportunity, arguing that market concerns over a slowdown in AI spending are clearly overdone. Citi noted that sustained growth in AI inference demand, coupled with persistent supply-side tightness, will support further expansion of capital investment across the industry ecosystem.

Among sector peers, Intel gained 5.44%, AMD rose 2.82%, and Broadcom edged up 0.11%, reflecting a broad-based oversold recovery pattern across the semiconductor space.

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