The semiconductor sector tries to recover after the strong losses of Monday, while the debate market if Deepseek’s advances represent a threat or an opportunity for the growing demand for artificial intelligence.
The actions of the Stock Exchange Funds (ETFS) that invest in Semiconductor companiesThey extend red on Tuesday and thus expand Monday’s settlement caused by fears related to Deepseek.
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He ISHARES SEMICONDUCTOR ETFwhose main values until Monday included Broadcom and Nvidiafalls 0.8 %, deepening its weekly loss to about 10 %, according to FACTSET data to the last check. For its part, the Vaneck semiconductor ETF drops 0.5 % and accumulates a 10 % drop in the last week.


And it is that on Monday, Nvidia, chips manufacturer for artificial intelligence, suffered a collapse while investors evaluated the possible impact on the Deepseek market. This caused the technological sector of the S&P 500 to fall 5.6 %, and mark its greatest fall since September 2020, according to Dow Jones Market Data.
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“The market reaction reflects concerns about possible price wars in the field of artificial intelligence, the sustainability of capital spending in the main technological companies of the United States and the challenges to manage investments in the enabling, intelligence and intelligence layers Application of the AI ecosystem, ”said Solita Marcelli, investment director for the Americas at UBS Global Wealth Management, in a Tuesday report.
A slight improvement, but doubts persist
Many semiconductor actions rebound this Tuesday after the strong liquidation caused by the artificial intelligence model developed by China.
In this session and despite the improvement, in Wall Street the debate on how Deepseek’s advances will impact on the semiconductor sector continues. And it is that China managed to build a more profitable model than many imagined. Does this mean that companies will need much less computing hardware than expected, or will promote an explosion of the demand for AI now that technology is becoming more accessible?
At the moment, semiconductor actions seek to recover part of their losses, although to a relatively modest measure given the scope of Monday’s falls. Nvidia shares rise 4.2 %, after losing 17 % on Monday. Broadcom shares yield 0.3 % after the 17.4 % drop on Monday, and Marvel Technology Inc. rise 3.3 % after having dropped 19.1 % on Monday.
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