Intel's stock price falls by more than 2% before the opening of trading in the US market
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Intel's stock price fell by more than 2% before the opening of trading in the U.S. market. The original text also mentioned that Broadcom and Intel CEO warned that capital has become a bottleneck for AI expansion, driving down the prices of several semiconductor stocks in the U.S. market.
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Intel's stock price fell by more than 2% before the opening of trading in the U.S. market.

Broadcom, Intel CEO warn that funds have become a bottleneck for AI expansion; several semiconductor stocks in the U.S. market decline

The chip boom is back! AMD becomes the 14th U.S. company with a trillion-dollar market value

The company has also become the seventh chip enterprise to reach a market value of one trillion.

The Dow Jones fell by over 600 points! Hawkish interest rate hikes "scared" U.S. stocks, while semiconductors and optical communications sectors strengthened against the trend, and gold, silver, and crude oil all tumbled.

Financial stocks and energy stocks are under pressure and declining.

Chip optical communication is sluggish! Intel's additional share issuance causes its stock price to plummet by 4%, while SpaceX surges by 28% in three days. Trump demands compensation from Iran.

Silver soars by nearly 3%, Chinese assets shine.

U.S. stocks opened high but closed lower, with the index falling by over 300 points. Chip stocks stabilized, with SanDisk and Micron making a comeback, while Chinese assets shone with Alibaba rising nearly 5%.

The risks of the US-Iran conflict remain high, and international oil prices continue to rise.

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