PREVIEW-ASML's order book expected to benefit from AI chip boom By Toby Sterling and Nathan Vifflin AMSTERDAM, July 16 (Reuters) - ASML ASML.AS , the top equipment supplier to computer chip makers, is expected to report an influx of new orders when its new boss delivers second-quarter results on Wednesday, as customers expand capacity to meet booming demand for AI chips.

GRAPHIC-Take Five: Cancel Summer? Updates story first published on Friday, adds Trump news to theme one, China data to theme three. LONDON, July 15 (Reuters) - Pressure on Joe Biden to step out of the U.S. presidential election race, mounting expectations of a September Fed rate cut, Q2 earnings, an ECB meeting and Britain's king unveiling the legislative programme of the new Labour Government.

ASML Holding NV expected to post earnings of €3.73 a share - Earnings Preview ASML Holding NV ASML.OQ , ASML.O is expected to show a fall in quarterly revenue when it reports results on July 17 for the period ending June 30 2024 The Veldhoven Noord-brabant-based company is expected to report a 12.7% decrease in revenue to €6.029 billion from €6.9 billion a year ago, according to the mean estimate from 9 analysts, based on LSEG data.

ASML Holding NV expected to post earnings of €3.69 a share - Earnings Preview ASML Holding NV ASML.AS is expected to show a fall in quarterly revenue when it reports results on July 17 for the period ending June 30 2024 The Veldhoven Noord-brabant-based company is expected to report a 12.5% decrease in revenue to $6.039 billion from $6.9 billion a year ago, according to the mean estimate from 16 analysts, based on LSEG data.The company's guidance on April 17 2024, for the period ended June 30,

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