ASML's Sales Drop Drags Chip Stocks, But CEO Wennink is Still Optimistic

ASML's Sales Drop Drags Chip Stocks, But CEO Wennink is Still Optimistic

ASML's sales drop dragged chip stocks. Despite this, CEO Peter Wennink is still optimistic. ASML confirmed its sales drop in a recent report. Because of this, chip stocks were dragged down on Wednesday, Apr.


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