Texas Instruments Stock Surges 3.52% in Five Days as $1.11B Turnover Ranks 76th in Market Activity

On August 8, 2025, Texas Instruments (TXN) closed at $187.22 with a 0.70% increase, marking a 3.52% rise over the past five trading days. The stock saw a daily trading volume of 5.94 million shares, totaling $1.11 billion in turnover, ranking 76th in market activity. This performance followed a mixed trend in recent sessions, with turnover fluctuating between $854.25 million and $1.31 billion over the preceding five trading days.

The company’s operations span analog and embedded processing segments, with global semiconductor manufacturing and sales across 35 countries. As a long-standing player in the electronics design sector, Texas Instruments maintains a diversified footprint in supply chains critical to global electronics markets. Recent liquidity patterns suggest investor focus on short-term momentum, though year-to-date returns remain modest at -0.15%.

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