On July 17, ARM Holdings fell 4.58% in pre-market trading, trading at 252.21 USD/share, with turnover of 1.2473 million USD.

On the news front, HSBC previously downgraded ARM from Buy to Hold, while simultaneously raising its target price from 255 USD to 315 USD. The bank explicitly noted that since the March Arm Everywhere launch event, the stock had accumulated a 122% gain, far exceeding the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index's 57% rise over the same period, concluding that current valuations have fully priced in long-term growth expectations. HSBC also flagged global foundry capacity bottlenecks as a constraint on near-term server CPU revenue realization.

The broader semiconductor sector continues to face systematic selling pressure, amplifying ARM's pullback. Within the sector, Micron Technology fell 4.86%, Advanced Micro Devices fell 4.56%, Intel fell 4.27%, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing fell 3.46%, and NVIDIA fell 2.78%.

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