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US stocks post longest weekly winning streak since 2023

AI enthusiasm and hopes for deal to extend US-Iran ceasefire boost markets
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Line chart of Share price, $ showing Dell surges to record high
"}],[{"start":167.75,"text":"In a sign of the exuberance across Wall Street, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index, which tracks 30 of the world’s biggest US-listed chip manufacturers, has jumped 81 per cent this year and is on track for its largest return since the dotcom bubble at the turn of the millennium. "}],[{"start":185.55,"text":"Huge demand for memory and storage technology has pushed shares in SK Hynix, Micron and Samsung up 1,000 per cent, 900 per cent and 470 per cent respectively over the past 12 months."}],[{"start":198.9,"text":"Nvidia’s chip rivals AMD and Intel are up 350 per cent and 490 per cent respectively over the past year."}],[{"start":206.8,"text":"Dell was earlier this week awarded a $9.7bn contract from the Pentagon to “streamline and consolidate software acquisition” across the defence department, US intelligence services and the coastguard. "}],[{"start":219.8,"text":"Financial disclosures for Trump, released in mid-May, showed a purchase of Dell’s shares of between $1mn and $5mn on February 10. The company’s shares have since climbed roughly 225 per cent."}],[{"start":239.20000000000002,"text":""}]],"url":"https://audio.ftcn.net.cn/album/a_1780116363_4654.mp3"}

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