Philadelphia Semiconductor Index


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Philadelphia Semiconductor Index

An index, weighted for price, of 19 American publicly-traded companies involved at some level in the manufacture, distribution, and/or sale of semiconductors. It began in 1993 and it is considered a benchmark of stocks in the semiconductor industry.
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The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index, which includes the major U.S.
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The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index (INDEXNASDAQ:SOX) which includes Intel and most of its rivals, rose 3.09 to 402.96 in Wednesday trading, about midway between its 52-week high and low.
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corporate earnings and the Philadelphia semiconductor index renewing its year-to-date lows,'' he said.
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The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index, which includes Huawei suppliers Qualcomm, Broadcom and Micron, tumbled four per cent to hit its lowest level in more than two months.
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The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index which includes the top U.S.
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The Philadelphia semiconductor index, made up of firms that design, distribute and manufacture semiconductors, slumped four per cent, compounding other losses caused by a slowdown in smartphone sales.
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The broader Philadelphia Semiconductor Index (IndexNasdaq: SOX) fell 1.70 on Tuesday to 351.45.
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