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Intel Stock Falls 28.6% in Its Steepest Drop in 50 Years

The drop is the steepest in more than 50 years.

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A chip plant as Intel stock records a steep fall
Intel stock has suffered its steepest decline in over 50 years, a 28.6% fall and the worst since 1974, after disappointing results and outlook concerns. Photo: Enable Pakistan

Intel has suffered its steepest stock decline in over 50 years, following disappointing financial results and concerns over its business outlook. Intel stock fell 28.6% in the drop, and that fall is the worst since 1974.

A stock decline is a fall in the share price. Over 50 years marks how far back the comparison goes, and 1974 is the year of the previous worst fall. Disappointing financial results means the reported numbers were weaker than expected. The business outlook is the company's view of the period ahead, and concerns about that outlook are the second reason named. The update does not give the new share price.

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Why Intel stock fell so sharply

The decline followed disappointing financial results and concerns over the business outlook. The size of the fall is 28.6%. It is the steepest in over 50 years and the worst since 1974.

Our verdict

Intel stock fell 28.6%, its steepest decline in over 50 years and the worst since 1974, after disappointing results and worries about the business outlook.

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Frequently asked questions

How far did the shares fall?

28.6%.

How does that compare with the past?

It is the steepest decline in over 50 years, and the worst since 1974.

What followed the results?

Disappointing financial results and concerns over the business outlook.

Is a new share price given?

The update gives the percentage fall. It does not give a new price.

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