US microchip stocks including Nvidia, Intel, and AMD saw gains early Monday following comments from President Trump suggesting progress in peace talks with Iran, which eased bond market tensions. Nvidia looks poised for a bounce if it can reclaim its 200-day moving average around $173.75. Intel is trading near support with a potential target of $47.50, while AMD is holding its 200-day EMA and may test $220, though volatility remains high due to geopolitical uncertainties. Investors should watch for further market moves influenced by headlines from Tehran or Washington D.C., with the next major earnings report for Intel due April 26.
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