Shares of the semiconductor equipment company ASML (NASDAQ: ASML) popped today after the company released its fourth-quarter results (ending Dec. 31) that outpaced Wall Street's expectations. ASML's revenue and earnings were both ahead of analysts' consensus estimates,

Wall Street analysts maintained their bullish views on ASML (NASDAQ:ASML) after the Dutch chip equipment maker reported fourth quarter results that beat estimates. Shares of ASML rose about 6% premarket on Wednesday.

And two kinds of stocks have plenty of momentum these days: mega-cap monsters with market caps of $200 billion or more and stocks with a major focus on artificial intelligence (AI). But can the high-flying ways of these stocks continue?

ASML surges as Q4 bookings soar on AI demand, China sales to see 'normal ratio' in 2025. Microsoft said to be probing if DeepSeek improperly used OpenAI data. SoftBank to invest in Skild AI.

After Monday’s fears over artificial-intelligence microchips fueled by the rise of low-cost Chinese AI chatbot DeepSeek, the Dutch company’s results due Wednesday morning may have even more sway.

ASML stock rallied after the semiconductor supplier beat fourth-quarter expectations. Here’s what you need to know.

Here are some of the notable share price movers in the premarket: U.S.-listed shares of ASML are jumping nearly 6% after the Dutch maker of advanced microchip-making equipment [reported much stronger-

Chinese startup DeepSeek has debuted an AI app that challenges OpenAI's ChatGPT and other U.S. rivals, sending a shock through Wall Street.

Investors will seek reassurance that ASML's AI-dependent growth outlook for 2025 is secure despite a selloff sparked by China's DeepSeek, as the biggest supplier of equipment used to make computer chips ASML reports earnings on Wednesday.

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ASML Holding (NASDAQ:ASML) is rocketing higher on strong earnings. Up about $38 a share, the Dutch semiconductor giant reported a substantial jump in fourth quarter net bookings, which tells us demand for its chipmaking tools is still strong.