Sivers Semiconductors is trading 6.17% down at €2.59, as semiconductor stocks fell 2.63% amid rising Treasury yields, higher oil prices, and broader macroeconomic pressure.
- September 10 selling followed hotter-than-expected August PPI and Brent crude exceeding $100, increasing concerns about inflation and interest rates.
- No stronger company-specific negative catalyst was identified.
- The September 3 Glasgow expansion announcement remains positive context.