SOXX周跌近12%并连跌九日，芯片抛售由AI开支、CoreWeave信用与通胀担忧共同驱动

iShares Semiconductor ETF ( SOXX ) closed more than 4% lower on Friday, marking its ninth consecutive session of declines and capping its longest losing streak since May 2026 amid a broader selloff of chip stocks. The fund, which tracks companies in the semiconductor sector, lost nearly 12% this week, its biggest weekly decline since April 2025, as all but two of the 34 constituents of the ETF ended in negative territory. A selloff that began amid worries over the pace of AI buildout and credit concerns affecting CoreWeave ( CRWV ) deepened after the latest CPI report indicated a hotter-than-expected U.S. inflation, fueling fears over a more restrictive monetary policy from the Federal Reserve. Applied Materials ( AMAT ), ASE Technology ( ASX ), SK Hynix ( SKHY ), Credo Technology ( CRDO ), and Teradyne ( TER ) all lost more than 15% to become the five biggest laggards of SOXX this week. NXP Semiconductors ( NXPI ), Microchip Technology ( MCHP ), QUALCOMM ( QCOM ), Texas Instruments ( TXN ), and Analog Devices ( ADI ) were among the top five outperformers.