From Hindustan Times
Center Owned by HT MediaChip stocks rebound as Nvidia, AMD and Intel gain after $3.7 trillion semiconductor sell-off
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US chip stocks rebounded after a $3.7 trillion semiconductor sell‑off driven by concerns over AI spending and neocloud debt. Nvidia, AMD and Intel led the gains, while SanDisk posted the biggest jump, rising about 7.15% to $1,151.9, and AMD advanced roughly 6.14% to $496.76. Micron also rose about 4.42% to $870.48, and both Nvidia and SK Hynix spiked up to around 7% as the market recovered from a multi‑week sell‑off.
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US chip stocks rebound as Nvidia, AMD and Intel gain after a $3.7 trillion semiconductor sell-off driven by concerns over AI spending and neocloud debt.
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Among major chip stocks, SanDisk surged the most, up 7.15% to $1,151,9 apiece, followed by AMD, which rose 6.14% to $496.76 and Micron traded 4.42% higher at $870.48.
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US chip stocks rebound as Nvidia, AMD and Intel gain after a $3.7 trillion semiconductor sell-off driven by concerns over AI spending and neocloud debt.
