On June 15, ARM Holdings rose 6.76% in pre-market trading, reaching $404.0/share, with turnover of $5.27 million. The move extends a powerful multi-day rally in semiconductor stocks driven by renewed AI optimism and analyst upgrades.

Bank of America recently raised its price target on ARM from $245 to $335, maintaining a neutral rating, while the consensus mean target stands at $271.38. ARM had already surged 11.27% in the prior session to $380.81 as the broader chip sector rallied on growing demand for ARM-based architectures in AI data centers. Major cloud providers including Amazon, Google, and Microsoft are increasingly adopting ARM-based server chips for power-efficient AI computing, opening a significant incremental market for the company.

Within the Semiconductors sector, broad strength persists. Among individual stocks, Marvell Technology up 5.65%, Micron Technology up 5.58%, Advanced Micro Devices up 4.70%, Intel up 3.89%, and NVIDIA up 2.33%.

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