ASML Holding NV raised its full-year 2026 revenue forecast for the second time this year on July 15, citing a surge in artificial-intelligence spending that is driving chipmakers to expand production capacity for advanced semiconductors. Shares of Europe's most valuable technology company rose around 5%, touching gains of more than 7% at one point, after the Dutch equipment maker topped quarterly estimates and offered an upbeat view for the rest of the year.
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