AVGO•Dow dropped 184 points to 52,445.79 while Nasdaq slid 99.57 points (–0.38%) as chip stocks retraced gains following a record first half. Broadcom shares moved lower alongside peers after the sector posted unprecedented H1 returns.
U.S. equity markets sold off as the Dow fell 184 points and the Nasdaq edged down 99.57 points (–0.38%), driven by profit-taking in technology and semiconductor names.
Broadcom’s shares slipped in line with broader chip-sector weakness, reflecting investor caution after heavy H1 gains in major semiconductor producers.
The semiconductor index notched its strongest first-half performance on record, buoyed by AI demand and supply constraints that fueled unprecedented sector-wide returns.
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