Philadelphia Semiconductor Index rises 2%, SanDisk leads with 9.26% gain
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On September 19, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index rose 2%, closing at 11,835.33 points, according to Cailian Press. The index was driven by broad gains among major semiconductor stocks. Micron Technology surged 3.35%, SanDisk jumped 9.26%, Broadcom climbed 2.76%, and ARM rose 2.54%. Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) gained 1.42%, while Nvidia increased 0.24% and TSMC rose 0.09%. In contrast, Intel's stock price fell 0.08%, the only decliner among the listed companies. The report provides a snapshot of the sector's performance on that trading day.
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September 19 — The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index rose 2% to close at 11,835.33 points, according to Cailian Press.
Key stock movements included:
- SanDisk: +9.26%
- Micron Technology: +3.35%
- Broadcom: +2.76%
- ARM: +2.54%
- Advanced Micro Devices (AMD): +1.42%
- Nvidia: +0.24%
- TSMC: +0.09%
- Intel: -0.08%
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