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Cambricon stock heads into Monday: what to watch after a Friday dip in China’s AI chip bellwether

Cambricon stock heads into Monday: what to watch after a Friday dip in China’s AI chip bellwether

Shanghai, Jan 26, 2026, 06:07 CST — Premarket Cambricon Technologies Corp. Ltd. Class A shares (688256.SS) dipped 1.33% in the previous session, closing at 1,334.99 yuan. They are set to open Monday’s trading in Shanghai at that level. (MarketScreener) This matters because Cambricon has turned into a key stand-in for mainland China’s “homegrown AI chips” sector. Its moves often ripple…
Cambricon Technologies stock: what to watch before Shanghai opens after Hurun AI Top 50 spotlight

Cambricon Technologies stock: what to watch before Shanghai opens after Hurun AI Top 50 spotlight

Shanghai, January 20, 2026, 08:24 CST — Premarket Cambricon Technologies Corp Ltd’s Class A shares (688256.SS) listed in Shanghai are drawing attention ahead of Tuesday’s session, following another prominent corporate-value ranking that spotlighted China’s AI chipmakers. Shares closed Monday at 1,419.66 yuan, slipping 0.31%, on roughly 6.9 million shares traded, according to MarketScreener’s end-of-day data. (MarketScreener) Timing is crucial. AI-linked…

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  • SGX Opens Lower as Investors Eye MAS Policy and Semiconductor Growth
    January 25, 2026, 8:30 PM EST. Singapore's stock market opened lower Monday, with the Straits Times Index down 0.25% amid cautious investor sentiment ahead of the Monetary Authority of Singapore's (MAS) policy review. The market reflected robust economic data, including a 4.8% GDP growth driven by semiconductor demand and a steady tech cycle. Banks led losses, with UOB dropping 2.66%. Analysts noted strong support from AI-related chip demand and memory price rises. While inflation remains under control, economists debate whether MAS will tighten policy immediately or wait until April. MAS manages monetary policy through exchange rate bands, and global central banks are expected to hold rates steady in the near term amid lingering uncertainty about U.S. Federal Reserve moves.
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