Intel rises more than 2% in after-hours trading after closing up more than 12%; multiple optical communications and chip stocks follow
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U.S. optical communications and chip stocks continued to rise in after-hours trading, with Intel posting particularly notable gains.
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U.S.-listed optical communications and chip stocks continued rising in after-hours trading; Intel rose another 2% after closing up more than 12%
BlockBeats news, September 22: According to market data from BIT (bit.com), U.S.-listed optical communications and chip stocks continued rising in after-hours trading. Intel (INTC.US) continued rising by more than 2% after closing up more than 12% this morning, while SK Hynix (SKHY.US), Corning (GLW.US), and Arm Holdings (ARM.US) each rose by approximately 2%.
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Key points
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BlockBeats stated that, according to BIT market data on September 22, U.S.-listed optical communications and chip stocks continued rising in after-hours trading.
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Intel continued rising by more than 2% in after-hours trading and closed up more than 12% this morning.
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SK Hynix, Corning, and Arm Holdings each rose by approximately 2%.
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This message indicates that several U.S.-related stocks rose during overnight trading, with Intel posting the largest gain.
Why it matters to readers
It reflects the price movements during the period of several optical communications- and chip-related stocks listed in the news.
It can help explain expressions used in stock news such as “rose more than,” “rose approximately,” and “closed higher.”
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“Overnight trading” and “this morning” are relative times, and the specific trading sessions they refer to are not stated.
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