Shares of chip and semiconductor companies are trading higher as the industry extends yesterday's rally. Strength may also be due to reports suggesting that SK Hynix's subsidiary is considering building a NAND flash memory chip factory in the U.S.

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Shares of chip companies are trading higher amid overall market strength, falling yields and declining oil prices. The industry may be boosted by recent talks between Intel and SK Hynix regarding U.S. chip manufacturing.

Shares of semiconductor and chip-related companies are trading lower after AI executives signaled that the industry's growth may need to be slowed. The industry is also facing pressure as oil prices spike in reaction to the escalating conflict in the Middle East which can lead to inflation, tighter lending and reduced demand.

Shares of semiconductor and chip companies are trading higher amid a broader market rally as oil prices retreat, bond yields stabilize and U.S. CPI data confirms investor expectations that the Fed will hike rates at its September meeting.