US Stock Market Move | Trump's new policy aims to reduce dependence on semiconductor imports. Gs Cores (GFS.US) rose nearly 10%, while Intel Corporation (INTC.US) rose nearly 4%.

On Friday, GFS.US opened nearly 10% higher at $35.84; Intel Corporation (INTC.US) rose nearly 4%, continuing its 45% increase within the month; Texas Instruments Incorporated (TXN.US) rose over 2% to $185.50. In terms of news, the Trump administration is considering a new plan aimed at significantly reducing the United States' dependence on overseas semiconductor manufacturing, hoping to stimulate domestic manufacturing and reshape the global supply chain. The policy's goal is to require chip companies to produce the same amount of semiconductors in the United States as the quantity imported from overseas manufacturers by their customers. According to sources, companies that fail to maintain a "1:1" ratio in the long term will be required to pay tariffs. Currently, Intel Corporation, Micron Technology, Inc., GFS, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Sponsored ADR (TSM.US), and Samsung Electronics have all invested billions of dollars in building semiconductor factories in the United States.