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ASML says it may not achieve 2026 growth as chipmakers face US tariff uncertainty
NETHERLANDS, JUL 17 – ASML cited rising macroeconomic and geopolitical risks, including potential US tariffs, as reasons for uncertain 2026 growth despite a 23% revenue increase in Q2, the company said.
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ASML posted stronger-than-expected second-quarter 2025 earnings and projected a 15% jump in revenue for 2025 while maintaining a robust gross margin forecast of around 52%. However, the Dutch semiconductor equipment giant cautioned that macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainties could hinder growth momentum in 2026.
According to the original report, the pan-European STOXX 600 index recorded a fall of 0.3%, reaching 543.38 points at 0712 GMT. One of the protagonists of this decline was ASML, which suffered a collapse of 6.7% in its actions after warning about possible difficulties in its growth by 2026, despite exceeding expectations in its reserves in the second quarter.Technology and the automotive sector on the looseropeNot only ASML is facing challenges.…
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