SMH rout: DeepSeek AI shakes chip ETF to worst loss in 5 years - how holdings fared

Published 1 month ago• 1 minute read

Flag of USA and China on a processor, CPU or GPU microchip on a motherboard. US companies have become the latest collateral damage in US - China tech war. US limits, restricts AI chips sales to China. — William_Potter

The VanEck Semiconductor ETF (NASDAQ:SMH) finished Monday with its steepest decline in nearly five years, as Chinese startup DeepSeek ignited AI competition worries and a selloff in chip stocks and the tech sector overall.

The largest semiconductor ETF by AUM (

Origin:

Seeking Alpha

SMH rout: DeepSeek AI shakes chip ETF to worst loss in 5 years - how holdings fared

Recommended Articles

Baozun: Riding The E-Commerce Wave, But China's Shore Is Shallow

ETHE: Why This Crypto Fund Is A Sell

SoFi Technologies Is A Sleeping Giant, Buy Now Before The Next Leg Higher

Google to invest another $1B in Anthropic, OpenAI's biggest rival - report

Polestar: It Keeps Getting Worse

You may also like...

Minority accuses National Security of stealing GH¢10,000 and jewellery in raid on former Bo...

Nabbanja calls Janet's phone, Museveni answers | Pulse Uganda

SGR staff to get skill transfer training ahead of Kenya's takeover

More molecular labs crucial for tackling tropical diseases - Don

Photos Show Effects Space Had on NASA Astronauts Suni Williams And Butch Wilmore

Man Confesses to Stabbing Wife to Death in Lagos After Dispute

BOI Launches N10 Billion Fund to Support Female Entrepreneurs

AFDB Mulls $500m Funding For Smallholder Farmers Across Africa