We recently published 10 Big Names Investors Are Dumping. Broadcom Inc. (NASDAQ:AVGO) is one of the worst performers on Wednesday. Shares of Broadcom Inc. declined for a second day on Wednesday, shedding 3.84 percent to end at $346.17 apiece as investor concerns lingered after China launched two investigations into the US chip sector. Last weekend, China’s Ministry of Commerce announced that it launched an anti-dumping probe into certain US-made analog IC chips following a complaint made by Jiangsu Semic ...

Group 1: Market Overview - U.S. stock futures were higher, with Dow futures gaining more than 50 points on Monday [1] - New Mountain Finance Corporation shares fell sharply in pre-market trading, dipping 4.4% to $10.01 after a downgrade from Buy to Underperform by B of A Securities analyst Derek Hewett, with a price target cut from $11.75 to $10 [1] Group 2: Notable Stock Movements - Kindly MD Inc shares tumbled 37.1% to $1.75 in pre-market trading after a 30% drop on Friday [3] - aTyr Pharma Inc shares fell 19.7% to $4.84 after gaining around 15% on Friday [3] - GlucoTrack, Inc. shares dipped 17.4% to $8.73 after a significant jump of 117% on Friday due to a purchase agreement announcement [3] - Hang Feng Technology Innovation Co., Ltd. shares declined 17.4% to $10.16 after a 209% gain on Friday following its IPO pricing [3] - Akso Health Group shares fell 16.4% to $1.60 after a more than 4% gain on Friday [3] - YD Bio Ltd shares declined 9.1% to $21.00 after a 13% gain on Friday [3] - Texas Instruments Incorporated shares declined 2.9% to $177.35 amid reports of an anti-dumping investigation by the Chinese Ministry of Commerce into American-made analog IC chips [3] - Analog Devices, Inc. shares fell 2.7% to $238.63, also related to the same anti-dumping investigation [3]

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent arrives to meet Spain's Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares, to continue discussions on trade, economic and national security issues, in Madrid on Sept. 14, 2025.U.S. and Chinese trade negotiations have stretched into a second day in Spain, with an agenda of several sticking points ranging from tariff rates, export controls and an imminent deadline for a divestment of Chinese-owned social media TikTok.A first day of negotiations — led by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessen ...

Core Points - China has initiated two investigations into the US semiconductor sector, coinciding with upcoming trade talks between the two nations [1][3] - The Ministry of Commerce has launched an anti-dumping probe on certain American-made analog IC chips and an anti-discrimination investigation regarding US actions against the Chinese chip sector [2][8] - These investigations follow the US adding 23 more China-based companies to its entity list, which restricts businesses that threaten US national security [3][8] Investigation Details - The anti-dumping investigation targets analog IC chips produced by companies like Texas Instruments Inc. and Analog Devices Inc. [2] - The anti-discrimination investigation is a response to perceived US protectionist practices against China in the integrated circuits field [8] Context of Trade Talks - The trade discussions are set against a backdrop of ongoing tensions, with the US having previously imposed tariffs and restrictions on China [4][5] - The semiconductor industry has become a focal point of contention, particularly with the US limiting China's access to advanced AI technologies [5][6] Implications for Companies - Analog chips are crucial for various applications, including smartphones, electric vehicles, and medical imaging, indicating their importance in the tech supply chain [7] - The US has implemented numerous restrictions on China’s semiconductor industry, which Chinese officials claim are discriminatory and aimed at suppressing China's technological advancement [8] Future Considerations - The anti-dumping probe is expected to last about a year, with a possibility of extension, while the anti-bias investigation typically takes around three months [10]

China launched two investigations targeting the US semiconductor sector ahead of planned talks between the two nations on trade and other issues.The Ministry of Commerce said in a statement on Saturday that it’s opened an anti-dumping probe relating to certain American-made analog IC chips, the sort of products sold by Texas Instruments Inc. and Analog Devices Inc. At the same time, the ministry also kicked off an anti-discrimination investigation into US moves against the Chinese chip sector, according to ...