Meaning of "Materials, Parts, and Equipment"
A stock market slang term referring collectively to the materials, components, and equipment companies that determine the competitiveness of the semiconductor industry, emphasizing that this ecosystem dictates performance and productivity
"In today's market, stocks related to materials, parts, and equipment rose sharply, drawing investors' attention."
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