U.S. Stock Market Unusual Movement | Trump's New Policy Aims to Reduce Semiconductor Import Dependency, GFS.US Stocks Rise Nearly 10%, Intel Stocks Rise Nearly 4%

According to the Securities Times app, on Friday, GXS (GFS.US) opened nearly 10% higher at $35.84; Intel (INTC.US) was up nearly 4%, continuing its 45% rise for the month; Texas Instruments (TXN.US) rose over 2% to $185.50. On the news front, the Trump administration is weighing a new plan aimed at significantly reducing America's dependence on overseas semiconductor manufacturing, hoping to stimulate domestic manufacturing and reshape the global supply chain. The policy aims to require chip companies to produce the same amount of semiconductors in the US as they import from overseas vendors for their clients. Sources revealed that companies unable to maintain a long-term "1:1" ratio will be forced to pay tariffs. Currently, Intel, Micron Technology, GXS, Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM.US), and Samsung Electronics have all invested billions of dollars in building chip factories in the US.