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Texas Instruments Stock Rises in Pre-Market Amid Chip Price Hikes

Texas Instruments shares trade higher in early trading as the company announces a second price increase for power management chips this July.

Imani Carter

July 7, 20262 min read

Tech Industry Growth - illustration, Jake Team LLC
Tech Industry Growth - illustration, Jake Team LLC

Texas Instruments shares were trading at $292.51 during pre-market sessions on July 7, reflecting a complex mix of technical signals and fundamental corporate announcements. The semiconductor manufacturer confirmed that it will implement a second price increase for the year, effective in July. This adjustment applies to signal-chain products, analog power integrated circuits, and power semiconductors designated for data centers and new-energy vehicles.

The company attributed the pricing changes to strong demand within the artificial intelligence sector. According to Texas Instruments, the need for computing power and servers has created tight supply conditions for related chips. Alongside the pricing update, the firm highlighted recent product developments, including the TDA5 system-on-chip series. These chips are designed to provide edge AI computing capabilities ranging from 10 to 1,200 TOPS and support up to Level 3 automated driving. The company also introduced a power-conversion solution utilizing the F29 real-time control microcontroller unit.

Market data presents conflicting technical indicators for the stock. A death cross has formed as the 10-day moving average crossed below the 30-day moving average, a pattern that typically suggests downward price pressure. Conversely, the closing price remains above the middle Bollinger Band, and the stock has broken above the 10-day, 20-day, and 30-day moving averages, indicating potential short-term upward momentum.

Derivatives data show that both the implied volatility rank and implied volatility percentile have reached 100 percent, marking a one-year high for implied volatility. This surge indicates a significant increase in the time value of options. Trading volume and open interest for call options are concentrated around the $320 strike price, which may act as a key support or resistance level in the near future.

The pre-market movement occurs as investors navigate a dense stream of corporate updates and technical metrics. The interplay between the fundamental news regarding chip pricing and the mixed technical outlook creates a volatile environment for market participants.

Texas Instruments employs about 600 people in Sherman, according to local government records.

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Imani Carter

Imani Carter reports on manufacturing, business, and the jobs driving Sherman's economy.

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