Dutch semiconductor company ASML's shares dropped as much as 7% on Wednesday morning after the company released its latest earnings report.
The report indicated that net bookings were worse than expected, and the company noted that uncertainty from the new US trade levies may impact demand for its essential chipmaking machines.
At 9:25 am CET, ASML's shares went down by 6.72% to sell at €565.50, while in the year to date, the firm was trading 17% lower.