Intel Plunges 45% in October, Recording Worst Monthly Drop in History
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Intel shares plunged 45% in October, the worst monthly decline in the company's history, capped by a 29% single-day drop on October 30—the largest one-day fall since the 1970s—followed by another 8% decline on November 2. The selloff reflects weak PC demand, a shortage of server chips, and mounting challenges in securing external customers for Intel's foundry business. The rout accelerated after Intel's Q3 earnings release on October 29, when the company guided fourth-quarter revenue to $15–16 billion, roughly $1–2 billion below market expectations. The guidance shortfall underscores concerns that Intel's turnaround efforts are lagging amid intensifying competition in both PC and data center chips. Investors will be watching for updates on foundry customer wins and any signs of stabilization in PC demand when Intel reports Q4 results.
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