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National Silicon Industry Group stock set for a Monday test as 688126 draws fresh attention

National Silicon Industry Group stock set for a Monday test as 688126 draws fresh attention

National Silicon Industry Group shares rose 2.19% to 23.38 yuan Friday ahead of Monday’s Shanghai open. The state-backed chip fund cut its stake by 2% in January block trades, raising 1.26 billion yuan. The company projects a 2025 net loss up to 1.53 billion yuan, citing wafer price pressure and potential goodwill impairment. Margin financing fell by 59.72 million yuan last week.
26 January 2026
Technoprobe stock slides: Intel warning, chip jitters and the next date investors watch

Technoprobe stock slides: Intel warning, chip jitters and the next date investors watch

Technoprobe SpA shares closed at 15.91 euros Friday, down 0.8% after recent gains of about 30% since January. Trading volume reached roughly 447,000 shares. The chip-testing supplier remains exposed to global semiconductor swings, especially after Intel’s 14% drop hit chip stocks last week. Technoprobe’s board will review 2025 financials on March 18, with a shareholder vote set for April 23.
Loongson stock (688047) heads into Shanghai open after 2025 forecast shows higher sales, narrower loss

Loongson stock (688047) heads into Shanghai open after 2025 forecast shows higher sales, narrower loss

Loongson Technology projects 2025 revenue of 635 million yuan, up 26%, and a narrower net loss of about 449 million yuan. Shares closed Friday at 193 yuan after a volatile week, following a 33% rally to a Thursday high of 203.05 yuan. The forecast is preliminary and unaudited. Investors will watch Monday’s open for signs the stock can hold recent gains.
26 January 2026
JCET Group Class A Stock at 49 Yuan: Monday Open Tests January Chip-Packaging Rally

JCET Group Class A Stock at 49 Yuan: Monday Open Tests January Chip-Packaging Rally

JCET shares closed at 49.02 yuan Friday, capping a volatile week and a 33% year-to-date gain. The company announced progress in co-packaged optics, delivering a silicon photonic engine sample to a client. Advanced packaging stocks have surged, while China’s central bank prepares major liquidity moves this week. JCET fell 0.77% Friday, diverging from some peers’ gains.
26 January 2026
Samsung Electro-Mechanics stock price holds before Seoul open after Friday’s 3.9% drop as AI demand stays in focus

Samsung Electro-Mechanics stock price holds before Seoul open after Friday’s 3.9% drop as AI demand stays in focus

Samsung Electro-Mechanics shares were unchanged at 272,000 won before Monday’s open, after falling 11,000 won on Friday. Hana Securities raised its target price to 340,000 won, citing demand for AI servers and automotive electronics. The company posted record 2025 revenue and expects growth in high-end chip substrates and MLCCs to continue. No pre-market trades were recorded as of 08:59 KST.
26 January 2026
OmniVision Integrated Circuits (603501) stock: Monday’s Shanghai open in focus after Nvidia China trip report

OmniVision Integrated Circuits (603501) stock: Monday’s Shanghai open in focus after Nvidia China trip report

OmniVision shares in Shanghai are set to open after reports that Chinese customs have blocked Nvidia’s H200 AI chip, with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang in Shanghai as Beijing weighs approval. OmniVision closed Friday at 129.40 yuan, up 0.43%. The company raised $615.9 million in Hong Kong this month, saying 70% will fund R&D. Investors await Shanghai’s open and any signals from the Nvidia-China situation.
Montage Technology stock set for scrutiny after HBM comment jars traders

Montage Technology stock set for scrutiny after HBM comment jars traders

Montage Technology shares fell 4.7% Friday in Shanghai, closing at 160.02 yuan amid volatility and heavy trading. The drop followed news that Montage does not currently offer HBM or HBF products and ahead of a planned Hong Kong listing that could raise up to $1 billion. The company forecasts 2025 net profit to rise up to 66% on stronger chip demand. Market cap stood near 183.5 billion yuan.
Nanya Technology stock price in focus as 2408 heads into Taiwan open on DRAM squeeze

Nanya Technology stock price in focus as 2408 heads into Taiwan open on DRAM squeeze

Nanya Technology shares closed Friday at T$271.50, up 1.9%, after the company posted Q4 net income of T$11.083 billion and outlined a T$50 billion capital spending plan for 2026. President Lee Pei-ing expects DRAM prices to rise further this quarter amid shortages. Rising memory costs are prompting device makers to hike prices, with analysts forecasting declines in global smartphone and PC sales for 2026.
Hua Hong Semiconductor A-shares face a Feb 10 vote — traders eye 688347 after record run

Hua Hong Semiconductor A-shares face a Feb 10 vote — traders eye 688347 after record run

Hua Hong’s Shanghai-listed shares closed at 139.76 yuan Friday, down 0.6% after hitting a record 147 yuan the previous day. Shareholders will vote Feb. 10 on an 8.27 billion yuan acquisition of Shanghai Huali Microelectronics and a private placement to raise up to 7.56 billion yuan. Hong Kong adviser Innovax supports the deal but notes possible dilution and takeover rule issues.
TSMC stock jumps 2% into the weekend — here’s what Wall Street is watching next

TSMC stock jumps 2% into the weekend — here’s what Wall Street is watching next

TSMC’s U.S.-listed shares rose 2.3% to $334.87 at Friday’s close. Taiwan’s president expressed interest in expanding chip investment in Arizona during a meeting with a U.S. senator. TSMC North America named Sylvia Fang and Sajiv Dalal as directors, replacing David Keller. Investors await the Federal Reserve meeting and Big Tech earnings next week.
Broadcom stock (AVGO) in focus after Fidelity VMware settlement as Fed, Big Tech earnings loom

Broadcom stock (AVGO) in focus after Fidelity VMware settlement as Fed, Big Tech earnings loom

Broadcom shares fell 1.7% to $320.05 Friday, marking a fourth straight session of losses and leaving the stock about 23% below its 52-week high. Fidelity said it settled a lawsuit over access to VMware software, with services to continue uninterrupted. U.S. markets ended mixed, and traders await the Federal Reserve’s rate decision and major tech earnings next week.
Micron stock price near $400: MU investors brace for Fed decision and Big Tech earnings

Micron stock price near $400: MU investors brace for Fed decision and Big Tech earnings

Micron shares closed Friday at $399.65, up about 0.5% as Wall Street eyes tight memory chip supply and rising prices for AI servers. Analyst Krish Sankar raised his price target to $450, citing worsening shortages and higher DRAM and NAND prices. Micron projects Q2 adjusted earnings of $8.42 per share and $20 billion in 2026 capital spending. The Fed’s rate decision and major tech earnings are due next week.
Meta earnings, Waymo probe and Netflix deal talk put communication services stocks in focus

Meta earnings, Waymo probe and Netflix deal talk put communication services stocks in focus

The Communication Services Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLC) rose 0.6% to $116.96, with Meta and Alphabet making up over 40% of its weight. Meta gained 1.7%, Alphabet fell 0.8%, and Netflix jumped 3.1% on Friday. Meta will block teens from its AI characters, while Alphabet’s Waymo faces a federal probe over robotaxi safety. A smartglasses firm sued Meta and EssilorLuxottica for alleged tech copying.
Tencent stock price: Nvidia H200 chip orders loom as 0700.HK heads into Monday

Tencent stock price: Nvidia H200 chip orders loom as 0700.HK heads into Monday

Tencent shares fell 0.42% to HK$595.00 on Friday, marking a fifth straight loss, while the Hang Seng TECH Index rose 0.62%. Chinese regulators are moving closer to letting tech firms, including Tencent, order Nvidia’s H200 AI chips, according to reports. Tencent also faces backlash over its request to remove WeChat data-export tools from GitHub. The company’s board will meet March 18 to approve annual results.
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  • Why Economist Nouriel Roubini Shows Unexpected Optimism on Stocks Amid Middle East Conflict
    March 29, 2026, 4:49 PM EDT. Nouriel Roubini, known as 'Dr. Doom' for predicting the 2008 crisis, expressed an unusual bullish stance on stocks and the economy despite the ongoing Iran war. He indicated that while inflation is rising, a recession is not his baseline scenario. Roubini highlighted artificial intelligence as a key productivity driver, expecting economic acceleration post-conflict. Other Wall Street strategists, including Barclays' Venu Krishna and Truist's Keith Lerne, echoed a cautiously optimistic view on U.S. equities, citing improved valuations and growth potential despite market fragility from geopolitical tensions, inflation, and private credit stress.
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