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2025.06.14

04:11

The three major U.S. stock indexes all closed down more than 1%, and the energy sector rose against the trend

U.S. stocks opened lower and fell, with all three major indexes falling by more than 1%. The Dow fell 1.79%, a cumulative decline of 1.32% this week; the Nasdaq fell 1.3%, a cumulative decline of 0.63% this week; the S&P 500 fell 1.13%, a cumulative decline of 0.39% this week. Most large technology stocks fell, Intel fell more than 3%, Nvidia fell more than 2%, Apple and Meta fell more than 1%, Microsoft, Netflix, Google, and Amazon fell slightly; Tesla rose by about 2%. The energy sector rose against the trend, with Houston Energy rising more than 119%, U.S. Energy rising more than 55%, Indonesia Energy rising about 45%, and Mesa Royalty Trust rising about 29%. Drone manufacturer Airo closed up 140% on its first day of US IPO. Oracle rose more than 7%, with a cumulative increase of nearly 24% this week, the best single-week performance since 2001.

2025.06.13

04:12

The three major U.S. stock indexes all closed slightly higher, with the S&P 500 and Dow Jones hitting new closing highs in at least three months.

U.S. stocks opened low and ended high, with all three major indexes closing slightly higher. The S&P 500 rose 0.38%, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.24%, and the Nasdaq rose 0.24%. Among them, the S&P 500 hit a new closing high since the end of February, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average hit a new closing high since early March. Large technology stocks rose and fell, with Microsoft and Nvidia rising more than 1%, Intel, Apple, and Amazon rising slightly; Tesla fell more than 2%, Netflix, Google, and Meta fell slightly. Oracle rose more than 13%, setting a record closing high, and the company's fourth-quarter results exceeded expectations. Chime (CHYM.US), a U.S. financial technology company, rose more than 37% on its first day of listing. The IPO was priced at $27 per share. Boeing fell nearly 5% after an Air India Boeing 787 crashed.

2025.06.12

04:08

The three major U.S. stock indexes closed down collectively, with Intel falling more than 6%

U.S. stocks opened high but ended low, with the three major indexes collectively closing down. The Nasdaq fell 0.5%, the S&P 500 fell 0.27%, and the Dow fell slightly by 1 point. Most large technology stocks fell, with Intel falling more than 6%, the largest single-day drop in two months; Amazon fell more than 2%, Apple and Meta fell more than 1%, Nvidia and Google fell slightly; Netflix rose more than 1%, and Tesla and Microsoft fell slightly. Oklo rose nearly 30%, setting a record closing high, and the company reached a nuclear power agreement with the U.S. Air Force. Space technology company Voyager Technologies Inc. (VOYG) rose more than 84% on its first day of U.S. IPO.

01:08

Intel (INTC.O) continued to fall, with losses widening to 6%.

2025.06.11

04:12

U.S. stocks closed: All three major indexes hit a record high in at least three months, and Intel achieved its largest single-day gain in two months

The three major U.S. stock indexes closed higher, with the Nasdaq up 0.63%, the S&P 500 up 0.55%, and the Dow up 0.25%. Among them, the Nasdaq and S&P 500 continued to hit new closing highs since the end of February, and the Dow hit a new closing high since early March. Most large technology stocks rose, with Intel up nearly 8%, the largest single-day gain in two months; Tesla rose more than 5%, Google and Meta rose more than 1%, Apple, Nvidia, and Amazon rose slightly; Netflix fell more than 1%, and Microsoft fell slightly. Circle fell more than 8%, after a cumulative increase of more than 270% in the three days since its listing. McDonald's (MCD) closed down for seven consecutive trading days, the longest consecutive decline since 2013.

01:12

Intel's intraday gains expanded to 5%

Intel's intraday gains expanded to 5%, closing at $21.549 per share.

2025.05.31

04:03

At the close of the U.S. stock market, the Dow Jones Industrial Average initially closed up 48 points, the S&P 500 index closed close to flat, and the Nasdaq fell 0.32%. Some star technology stocks fell, Intel (INTC.O) fell 3.4%, Tesla (TSLA.O) fell 3.3%, Nvidia (NVDA.O) fell 2.9%, and Alibaba (BABA.N) fell 2.8%.

2025.05.30

18:36

According to Nikkei News: SoftBank, Intel (INTC.O) and other companies will jointly develop large-capacity memory for artificial intelligence chips.

2025.05.29

20:59

Supports the release of major domestic operating systems from Huawei, Loongson, NVIDIA, and Intel

On May 29, the national new industrial operating system, Hongdao operating system, was officially released. The release of this system marks a major progress in the field of basic software for embodied intelligent robots in my country, and provides key support for the autonomous control of domestic robot operating systems. Reporters learned that Hongdao operating system has achieved vertical integration of chips, systems, and applications, and supports a number of GPU\NPU architectures including Loongson, Huawei, Hygon, NVIDIA, Intel, Qualcomm, etc.

20:37

UMC: The 12nm process developed in cooperation with Intel is expected to be mass-produced in 2027

On May 28, wafer foundry UMC held its annual shareholders' meeting. UMC's Chief Financial Officer Liu Qidong said that the 12nm process developed by the company in cooperation with Intel is one of UMC's most important development plans at present, and the project is expected to achieve mass production in 2027.

2025.05.23

21:37

Shares of U.S. chipmakers fell, with the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index down 2%. Micron Technology (MU.O) fell 2.7%, Qualcomm (QCOM.O) fell 3.3%, AMD (AMD.O) fell 2.5% and Intel (INTC.O) fell 2.4%.

20:24

U.S. technology stocks fell before the market opened

U.S. technology stocks fell before the market opened, with Nvidia down 3%, Apple down 3.6%, Amazon down 3.2%, Intel down 2.3%, and Tesla down 1.6%.

2025.05.22

23:04

Intel (INTC.O): The new Xeon 6 series processors are available today, and one of the three models has been used as the host CPU for Nvidia's DGX B300.

19:35

TSMC writes to the U.S. Department of Commerce: Proposes exemption of semiconductor-related tariffs

The official website of the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) under the U.S. Department of Commerce shows that TSMC, the world's largest chip manufacturer, and Intel, an American chip company, have submitted a letter of opinion to the U.S. Department of Commerce, opposing the imposition of tariffs on semiconductors and related equipment and materials. TSMC stated in the letter that the imposition of tariffs on semiconductor production equipment will increase costs, may delay progress, and in some cases even jeopardize the commercial viability of many announced and under-consideration projects. TSMC suggested that products that are difficult to produce in the United States should be exempted from tariffs. In addition, the U.S. government does not impose tariffs or other restrictive measures on semiconductors manufactured outside the United States, downstream terminal products containing semiconductors, and semi-finished products.

2025.05.20

16:22

Intel reportedly considering spinning off its network and edge business NEX

Intel is reportedly considering spinning off its Networking and Edge business (NEX).

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