Japan Semiconductor Stocks Plunge Amid U.S. Chipmaker Rout; Kyocera Falls 16.1%

Japan's Kyocera Holdings plunged 16.1% on July 17, falling to 52,110 yen—roughly half its recent record high—as the decline in U.S. semiconductor stocks spilled over to Asian markets. Tokyo Electron dropped 8.17%, while Advantest fell 7.2%. Taiwan's stock market also came under pressure as semiconductor shares across the region faced broad selloffs.
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