Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell 3.37% on the 2nd… larger decline than Nasdaq 100
Original headline필라델피아 반도체지수, 2일 3.37% 하락…나스닥100보다 낙폭 커
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The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell 3.37% on the second to close at 10,328.33, outpacing the Nasdaq-100's 1.39% decline to 27,989.82—a 1.98 percentage-point gap. The semiconductor gauge, which tracks chip design, manufacturing and sales firms, underperformed the broader large-cap non-financial index used to benchmark tech and chip sector trends. CNBC columnist Michael Santoli wrote on the third that the AI-driven bull market needs the AI trade to get back on track to keep advancing. The divergence highlights rotation pressure on chip stocks relative to the wider tech complex. Watch whether AI-linked semiconductor names stabilize or extend losses versus the Nasdaq-100 in coming sessions.
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