CHPS is trading at $91.99, up 3.10%, as chip stocks rebound after Monday’s sector-wide selloff.

  • Marvell, Micron and Broadcom each rose around 1% pre-market, while Nvidia gained 0.7%.
  • Rising crude prices and 10-year Treasury yields near their highest since 2007 are weighing on broader risk appetite.
  • Investors are watching August job-openings data and Fed speakers; mixed-to-slightly positive Nasdaq futures offer support.