Chip-related equities decline in early trading, with multiple major manufacturers and suppliers posting losses despite a broader rise on Wall Street. NDTV reports that on Monday, several semiconductor and chip-linked companies drop by more than 5%. The decline includes AMD, SK Hynix, Intel, Micron and Broadcom, with the biggest moves described as slumps of up to about 5%. The reports indicate that the weakness is concentrated across both memory makers and chip designers and is not limited to a single company or segment. At the same time, the overall market on Wall Street is described as rallying, underscoring that the selloff is specific to chips rather than a uniform selloff across all sectors. The sources provided do not attribute the move to a single driver such as earnings, guidance, macro data, or regulatory developments, but they collectively characterize the session as one where chip stocks underperform even as other markets recover.