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Chip stocks including Nvidia and Arm fell Thursday after an Nvidia supplier, SK Hynix, spoke about uncertainty in semiconductor demand in 2025 on its earnings call.

Investors are weighing Nvidia's big AI plans and puzzling over Trump's tariff policy in the wait for fresh jobs data.

Chip stocks are rallying amid revived AI hopes, buoying markets in the wait for this week's monthly jobs report.

Chip stocks are rallying amid revived AI hopes, buoying markets in the wait for this week's monthly jobs report.

Stocks are looking to bounce back from their worst day since the summer.

Stocks are looking to bounce back from their worst day since the summer.

Micron's AI opportunity wasn't enough to offset investor concern over its weak outlook for the current quarter.

Wall Street was previously betting on the Fed keeping an aggressive rate-cutting stance through 2025, hoping to extend the bull market.

Investors will be closely watching for any hints on how much further the Federal Reserve plans to lower interest rates in 2025.

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When the CHIPS and Science Act passed in 2022, it had bipartisan support. But the law has emerged as a point of contention between Republicans and Democrats in the final days of the election, putting its future in doubt.

A double dose of optimism for the AI trade and for China's stimulus push is buoying the market ahead of Jerome Powell's comments.

Investors reacted to the chipmaker's higher-than-expected first quarter revenue guidance of $8.5 billion to $8.9 billion, above the $8.3 billion analysts anticipated.

Investors reacted to the chipmaker's higher-than-expected first quarter revenue guidance of $8.5 billion to $8.9 billion, above the $8.3 billion analysts anticipated.

Traders tried to shake off Wednesday's losses as they looked ahead to the latest weekly jobless claims numbers.

Micron's quarterly earnings report should give investors a glimpse into what's ahead for the US semiconductor industry as earnings season begins.

Investors were waiting for Nvidia's quarterly earnings announcement, due for release after Wednesday's closing bell.