US shares mixed, chip majors wiggling after the sale of China

US shares mixed, chip majors wiggling after the sale of China

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The most important indexes of Wall Street were turbulent on Monday when investors prepared for a busy week and chip companies were admitted after they agreed to share part of the income from Chinese sales with the US under a trade policy of the Trump administration.

Nvidia and advanced micro devices reversed the losses in the premarket and were the last with 0.2% and 2.6% in volatile trade respectively. An American officer said Reuters that the Majors of semiconductor had agreed to give the US government 15% of sales from the sale of their advanced chips to China.


Analysts said that the levy could hit the margins of the chip makers and create a precedent for Washington to burden critical American exports, who may extend beyond semiconductors.

“Many people don’t know for sure what to make of it, because this is the first time in history that it has ever happened where an administration wants a percentage of the profit of a listed company,” said Michael Matouek, chief trader at US Global Investors Inc.

The engage in the sale of semiconductors to China was an integral issue in the agreement that Washington and Beijing signed earlier this year, which will expire on Tuesday. US President Donald Trump praised China’s collaboration in conversations at a press conference of the White House earlier on Monday.


At 11:59 am it the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 91.43 points, or 0.21%, up to 44,084.19, the S&P 500 achieved 6.87 points, or 0.11%, to 6,396.39 and the Nasdaq Composite Reden 60.17 points, or 0.28%. Healthcare won 0.4%, which means that a number of the 5% that it had recorded this year so far. On Monday, the technically heavy Nasdaq was on schedule for his third consecutive record that is high, if the profit retains. Investors expect the recent commotion in the US Federal Reserve and signs of labor market weakness to be able to take the central bank to assume a roaming monetary policy policy position later this year.

The Consumer Inflation Report of July is due on Tuesday and investors currently expect that the FED will lower the loan costs by about 60 basic points by December, according to data drawn up by LSEG.

Citigroup and UBS Global Research became the newest brokers to increase their end at the end of the year for the Benchmark S&P 500.

Micron Technology increased its prediction for income from the fourth quarter and adapted profit, which increases its shares by 3%.

Intel rose by 5.4% after a report said that CEO Lip-Bu Tan is expected to visit the White House. Trump had called for removal last week.

TKO jumped 7.5% After Paramount bought the rights of the LiveTerTainment company to distribute UFC events exclusively for the next seven years in a deal with a value of approximately $ 7.7 billion.

Trump is expected to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday to try to negotiate the war against Ukraine.

Falling issues exceeded the advocate of the advice by a 1-on-1 ratio on the NYSE. Striking issues surpassed decliners with a ratio of 1.05 to 1 on the Nasdaq.

The S&P 500 placed 13 new highlights of 52 weeks and 14 new lows, while the Nasdaq composite recorded 60 new highlights and 82 new lows.

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