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Semiconductor Sector Extends Losing Streak | Closing Bell

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U.S. semiconductor stocks extended their decline on March 30, 2026, marking another session of losses amid broader market volatility and investor caution over tech sector valuations. Federal Reserve Chair Powell reiterated vigilance on private credit risks while noting long-term inflation expectations remain stable, easing some economic uncertainty but failing to boost semiconductor confidence. Geopolitical tensions escalated as a U.S. troop buildup raised concerns about potential conflicts, further pressuring tech-heavy equities, including chipmakers reliant on global supply chains. Commodities saw increased investor rotation, per BlackRock, as traders sought hedges against market instability, diverting capital from growth sectors like semiconductors. Gen Z’s revival of brick-and-mortar retail contrasted with tech’s struggles, highlighting shifting consumer trends that may impact semiconductor demand long-term.

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