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Texas Instruments Signals Slower Semiconductor Market Rebound Amid Economic Uncertainty

Texas Instruments posted 14% revenue growth to $4.74 billion while warning of a more gradual semiconductor industry recovery. Company executives cited broader economic dynamics and market uncertainty as factors slowing the typical upturn cycle.

Revenue Growth Amid Cautious Outlook

Texas Instruments has reported 14% revenue growth to $4.74 billion, driven by expansion across all its end markets, according to the company’s latest earnings report. Despite this positive performance, the semiconductor manufacturer is signaling a more tempered recovery trajectory for the broader industry than in previous cycles.

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Wall Street Opens with Diverging Trends Following Trade Comments, Banking Sector Concerns Linger

Wall Street experienced a mixed opening as President Trump confirmed upcoming trade discussions with China. Banking sector concerns contributed to investor caution across major indexes.

Market Opens with Mixed Signals

Wall Street’s main indexes showed divergent trends at Friday’s opening bell, according to reports from financial analysts. The mixed performance followed confirmation that trade discussions between U.S. and Chinese leaders would proceed, while ongoing concerns about regional bank credit issues kept investors cautious.

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UK Economy Shows Modest Growth Amid Budget Challenges

The UK economy expanded 0.1% in August, matching economist forecasts, while showing improvement from July’s revised contraction. Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces mounting pressure as she prepares for a challenging November budget amid significant fiscal constraints.

UK Economy Records Modest Growth in August

The UK economy grew 0.1 per cent in August, matching expectations, according to reports from the Office for National Statistics. The monthly gross domestic product figure aligned with forecasts from economists polled by Reuters and represented an improvement from the revised 0.1 per cent decline recorded in July.