ARM Holdings is trading 10.15% down at ARS 13,720.00 on October 15, mainly amid sector and macro pressure. - Chip selling reflects concerns about AI infrastructure spending sustainability and financing, hotter U.S. inflation and renewed rate-hike worries; semiconductor weakness is hitting technology stocks across markets. - An October 13 jury found Arm breached its Qualcomm licensing agreement; a possible royalty-payment dispute remains unresolved. Arm’s verdict-day close was nearly flat, while larger declines followed the October 14 inflation report, rather than a new company-specific announcement today.