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First Trust Nasdaq Semiconductor ETF (FTXL) tracks an index of the most liquid US semiconductor companies. The US currently accounts for 12% of the global semiconductor market, but that could be poise

Legislation in the US and EU aims to boost domestic and regional semiconductors manufacturing significantly, threatening to rebalance global semiconductors manufacturing away from Asia Pacific economi

Mixed quarterly results from well-known players slowed down the rally in the sector lately.

The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index gained more than 30% from a two-year low in mid-October, outperforming the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 Index, which added about 10% in the same period.

Semiconductor ETFs have jumped past month. But macroeconomic environment and revenue picture are still tough.

Despite the United States' passage of the Chips and Science Act to bolster competitiveness, US chipmakers still face a long road ahead in their aim to overtake rivals in Asia. Shipping activity passin

The semiconductor space saw brutal trading on Aug 9, on concerns that the industry might be heading into the worst downturn in at least a decade. However, the outlook looks promising provided the CHIP

A bipartisan bill to boost U.S. semiconductor manufacturing and bolster U.S. competitiveness with China has been okayed in a Senate vote.

The Senate is set to vote on potential legislation to increase semiconductor production, which could impact thematic ETFs.

Is the semiconductor industry facing an imminent bust? There is a lot of uncertainty now. We explain why semiconductors have historically been cyclical.

The semiconductor industry continues to be strong as it witnesses rising sales despite the supply-chain challenges.

Semiconductor manufacturing ran in boom and bust cycles correlated with global GDP growth. Semiconductors have become nearly ubiquitous, a key component in numerous industrial applications, leaving th

Tech stocks have been massively hurt this year due to the Fed policy tightening. But stagflation and the chances of flattening yield curve, cheaper valuation, sector's less responsiveness to inflation

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