Updated
Updated · CNBC · Jun 9
Asian Chip Shares Rebound as SK Hynix Jumps 6.44% on Renewed AI Buying
Updated
Updated · CNBC · Jun 9

Asian Chip Shares Rebound as SK Hynix Jumps 6.44% on Renewed AI Buying

3 articles · Updated · CNBC · Jun 9

Summary

  • SK Hynix rose 6.44%, Samsung Electronics gained 3.38% and Seoul Semiconductor jumped more than 12% as Asian investors rotated back into AI-linked chip names on Tuesday.
  • Wall Street set the tone: U.S. chip stocks led Monday's rebound, lifting the S&P 500 0.3% and the Nasdaq 0.86% after last week's technology selloff.
  • Japanese chip names also advanced, with Tokyo Electron up 5.65%, Advantest 1.51% and Renesas Electronics 2.54%, though SoftBank fell another 2%.
  • ORTUS Advisors said the brief shift into domestic defensives was likely fading, but warned volatility could persist through SpaceX's IPO pricing on Thursday and trading debut on Friday.
  • OpenAI's confidential IPO filing — following Anthropic's move — is sharpening focus on a wave of AI listings that could tighten capital as the company targets a fourth-quarter debut at a valuation above $850 billion.

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