Chip stocks diverged as Intel fell 4% amid rising oil prices and renewed inflation fears, which pressure rate-sensitive tech stocks. NVIDIA gained 3% following its announcement of a record $150 billion share buyback, signaling strong confidence and providing support against broader market selloffs. Taiwan Semiconductor slipped slightly, reflecting sector-wide weakness. Investors should watch oil price developments and rate expectations, as these factors heavily influence chip stock volatility going forward.
Following the recent market moves, Intel shares are down 5.24% at USD 116.56 on Pluang as of Sep 28, 2026 21:41 WIB, slightly more than the 4% drop noted in the news. NVIDIA is up 2.64% to USD 231.02, close to the reported 3% gain, reflecting ongoing investor interest. Taiwan Semiconductor trades at USD 446.19, down 0.98%, consistent with the slight decline mentioned, showing cautious sentiment in chip stocks at this time.
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