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Gains for AEX Index, Chip Stocks Among Strongest Risers

The AEX index on the Amsterdam stock exchange closed with gains on Monday. Trading was supported by chip companies, which showed further recovery from last week's heavy losses caused by the sell-off in the AI sector. However, the chip industry was once again in the spotlight due to the affair involving Nvidia executive Jensen Huang and a woman suspected of spying for China. As a result, Nvidia's share price fell sharply on Wall Street.

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The AEX index on the Amsterdam stock exchange closed with gains on Monday. Trading was supported by chip companies, which showed further recovery from last week's heavy losses caused by the sell-off in the AI sector. However, the chip industry was once again in the spotlight due to the affair involving Nvidia executive Jensen Huang and a woman suspected of spying for China. As a result, Nvidia's share price fell sharply on Wall Street.

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Chip funds offer the AEX a profit of almost 1 percent at around 1130 points on Monday. ASML, ASMI and Besi prices at the top; at the bottom, Relx and Wolters Kluwer are sold with Adyen. New York stock markets are increasing their profits. The Dow Jones is 900 points higher. Nvidia limits loss after its CEO's affair. The oil price is falling and Shell shares are falling.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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AMSTERDAM (ANP) - The AEX index on the Amsterdam stock exchange closed with gains on Monday. Trading was supported by chip companies, which showed further recovery from last week's heavy losses caused by the sell-off in the AI sector. However, the chip industry was once again in the spotlight due to...

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De Telegraaf broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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