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In a move reflecting the global race to secure a position within AI supply chains, shares of Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics rallied on Monday. The upward momentum is driven by market expectations surrounding scheduled meetings with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. Investors are optimistic that these discussions will catalyze new strategic tie-ups specifically targeting the high-growth sectors of artificial intelligence and robotics.
This rally occurs as semiconductor stocks maintain significant momentum, with Nvidia recently reporting quarterly revenue growth exceeding 260% according to official earnings filings. In a competitive context, Samsung is looking to expand its footprint in the High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) market to challenge SK Hynix's current dominance as a primary Nvidia supplier, per market data and industry reports from Seoul.
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Sign InRegarding market levels, Samsung Electronics (SMSN.L) stood at $1,402.50 (close May 29, 2026) ahead of the news. Traders are monitoring South Korean Business Confidence, which recently printed at 80, beating the 73 forecast (data May 26, 2026), signaling industrial strength. Key catalysts to watch include the U.S. Core PCE Price Index release on May 28, which remains a critical driver for global technology valuations.