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Asian Chip Stocks Rise as Anthropic IPO Filing Rekindles AI Bets

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 27 October 2026, 01:00 UTC By Youkyung Lee 1 min read
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Asian semiconductor stocks jumped, as Anthropic PBC’s initial public offering filing helped renew investor enthusiasm for the artificial intelligence trade.

Asian semiconductor stocks jumped, as Anthropic PBC’s initial public offering filing helped renew investor enthusiasm for the artificial intelligence trade.
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