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Group 1: ASML Performance and Outlook - ASML's stock price dropped by nearly 10%, resulting in a market value loss of $32 billion, as the company warned it may not achieve growth by 2026 due to tariffs and other factors [2][3][4] - Despite exceeding market expectations with a second-quarter sales figure of €7.7 billion and a gross margin of 53.7%, ASML's forecast for third-quarter net sales is lower than market expectations, ranging from €7.4 billion to €7.9 billion [5][6] - The CEO highlighted increasing macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainties, including potential trade restrictions from the U.S., which could impact the semiconductor industry and ASML's growth prospects [6][7] Group 2: AI and Future Opportunities for ASML - The CEO noted that despite the downward revision of future growth expectations, the ongoing boom in artificial intelligence could provide a boost for ASML, as its clients include major players like TSMC and Intel [8] - ASML is the only company producing extreme ultraviolet lithography equipment, which is essential for advanced chips, indicating potential benefits from significant investments in AI data centers [8] Group 3: Renault's Performance and Challenges - Renault's stock plummeted over 18%, marking its largest drop in over five years, following the announcement of a new interim CEO and a downward revision of its 2025 profit margin expectations due to increased competition and a declining automotive market [9][10] - The company aims for an operating profit margin of around 6.5%, down from a previous target of 7%, and plans to achieve free cash flow of €1 billion to €1.5 billion, lower than the earlier target of approximately €2 billion [9][10] - Analysts have expressed concerns about Renault's leadership uncertainty and the challenges posed by low European demand and intensified competition from manufacturers like BYD and MG [10]