SMH
VanEck Semiconductor ETF (SMH)
574.91
+1.39% (+7.90)
Updated 09:30 PMSMH
574.91
+1.39% (+7.90)
Updated 09:30 PM
Overview
The price hikes span memory, MCU, RF, power, and analog chips — segments represented in the VanEck Semiconductor ETF (SMH) through holdings such as STMicroelectronics and Analog Devices. The sourced mechanism is AI-driven capacity reallocation at mature nodes, which tightens supply for non-AI chip buyers and enables producers to raise prices. The single wire-mirror source with no independent corroboration limits confidence in the scope and uniformity of these increases.
Updated 09:13 PM
High confidence08/20, 09:09 PM
A new wave of semiconductor price hikes is sweeping the industry in H2 2026, with Chinese RF chip leader Zhongshan Micro, Guomin Technology (10-20% MCU price increase), STMicroelectronics (third hike of the year on Aug 23), and Analog Devices (second round from Sep 13) among those announcing increases across memory, MCU, RF, power and analog chips, driven by AI demand siphoning mature-node capacity.
Affected assets
Jin10
08/20, 09:09 PM
Related updates
FirstSquawk·07/28, 06:02 AM
Investors warn that Nvidia may be financing its own chip demand through mega-deals, raising concerns about circular financing and inflated AI valuations.
Finnhub·07/28, 03:38 AM
ASML stock fell sharply on Monday following a report of emerging competition in China, leading losses among semiconductor stocks.
Reuters·07/27, 12:50 PM
CXMT surged over 500% on Shanghai debut in Asia's biggest IPO this year, becoming China's top-valued chipmaker despite global tech weakness.
Finnhub·07/27, 10:36 AM
SK Hynix and Samsung signed $950 billion in AI chip deals with Nvidia and Broadcom, but both stocks fell Monday as investors took profits.
MarketWatch·07/23, 01:57 AM
The chip sector's recent calm masks a turbulent options market outlook, with high volatility readings warning of further downside and advising against buying the dip.