The Latest Breaking News from ASML

Mega-Cap stocks are generally considered all-weather stocks due to their ability to protect investors from market volatility and to endure harsh economic downturns. However, mega-cap stocks NVIDIA (NVDA) and ASML (ASML) have been among the worst-performing names of late due to various macroeconomic headwinds and the Fed’s hawkish tilt. Read…

ASML Holding NV (NASDAQ:ASML) warned against an affiliate of a Chinese rival company, Bloomberg reports. ASML, which previously accused the affiliate of stealing its trade secrets, disclosed that it had begun marketing products that could infringe on its intellectual property rights. ASML has requested specific customers not to aid the associated firm Dongfang…

The FTSE 100 British blue-chip index has gained handsomely in the past year and rallied to a two-year high this week. While the short-term effects of the omicron variant are temporarily weighing on the eurozone, the European economy is expected to enjoy a higher-than-average growth this year. Goldman Sachs has…

The Dow Jones Industrial Average rebounded Wednesday. UnitedHealth Group, Bank of America and Morgan Stanley were key earnings movers.

Semiconductor equipment maker ASML on Wednesday beat analyst expectations for earnings in the fourth quarter but missed on sales.

  ASML Holding (NASDAQ:ASML) reported its Q4 earnings results on Wednesday, January 19, 2022 at 01:00 AM. Here's what investors need to know about the announcement.

ASML Holding NV (NASDAQ:ASML) reported fourth-quarter FY21 revenue of €4.99 billion, up 17.2% Y/Y and missed the consensus by €130 million. The Q4 net bookings were €7.1 billion. The gross margin expanded 219 bps Y/Y to 54.2% due to strong Installed Base revenue. GAAP EPS of €4.38 increased from €3.23 last year. ASML…

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Intel has placed the first order with ASML for an advanced chipmaking machine that is still on the drawing board and won't be delivered for years, as semiconductor manufacturers look to get ahead in a booming industry. Alongside better-than-expected fourth quarter earnings, ASML said on Wednesday it had now received…