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Chip stocks just experienced a "quake," yet Bank of America Merrill Lynch released an extremely bullish report on semiconductors at this moment. On June 23, as global chip stocks suffered a major setback — the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index plunged 7.9% in one day, Micron Technology fell 13%, and

``` On June 24th, A-shares fluctuated and moved higher, with the three major indices collectively rising at the start of trading. The ChiNext Index rose nearly 1%, while shipping and innovative drugs climbed. Non-ferrous metals and cultivated diamonds adjusted collectively, computing hardware fought back, and concept stocks such as copper-clad laminates,

```June 23, Seoul, South Korea. At 2:00 PM, the Korea Exchange triggered a circuit breaker. After the KOSPI index plunged 8%, trading was halted for 20 minutes. When trading resumed, the index continued to fall and ultimately closed down 9.99% at 8203.84 points. Several numbers outline the

A dramatic sell-off in the South Korean stock market is evolving into a storm sweeping the global semiconductor sector. This plunge is not simply caused by a deterioration of fundamentals, but is the result of technical overextension, slight adjustments to industry expectations, and a series of policy-related rumors creating overlapping

``` On Tuesday, June 23, global chip stocks were caught off guard by South Korea. A Wall Street strategist described the crash as a "chip-wreck." The first to collapse was this year’s "world’s hottest stock market"—South Korea. The Korean KOSPI index plunged 10% in

Goldman Sachs raises global server market size forecast, AI server racks become the main growth engine. According to Chase Trading Desk, on June 24, the Goldman Sachs Allen Chang team released a research report, revising up the total size of the global server market and projecting global server market revenue

``` The Dubai Gold & Commodities Exchange (DGCX) officially launched same-day settlement (T+0) gold futures contracts this Monday, aiming to attract safe-haven funds with a faster settlement cycle and consolidate Dubai’s position in the global precious metals trading landscape. According to Reuters, DGCX CEO Ahmed Bin Sulayem stated that