U.S. semiconductor stocks staged a "V-shaped" reversal during intraday trading, with several stocks significantly narrowing their losses or even turning positive.
According to Odaily, msx data shows that US semiconductor stocks had an intraday "V-shaped" reversal, with many stocks' losses significantly narrowing or even turning positive. Cerebras Systems (CBRS) performed notably, soaring more than 11%; Micron Technology rose over 4%, SanDisk rose over 3%, Intel rose nearly 2%, and both NVIDIA and TSMC turned slightly positive. Stocks that had previously fallen sharply also saw a strong recovery: AMD's loss narrowed to less than 0.5% (previously down nearly 6%), Qualcomm's loss narrowed to about 3.2%, and losses for Western Digital, Coherent, and others also narrowed to within 2%.
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