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Investors looking for growth potential in the technology sector should take note of TSMC and the other seven industry leaders. This development has triggered a surge in interest among market participants, as they seek to capitalize on the momentum generated by these companies.
Investors are closely watching the distribution of wealth across various sectors as the Nasdaq hits a record high and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. jumps.
Taiwanese chip companies are increasingly turning to Japan as they seek to diversify their supply chains and reduce reliance on China. This move comes as the trend of decoupling from China accelerates in the wake of increasing geopolitical tensions.
The Taiwan stock index reached a historic high on Tuesday, buoyed by widespread optimism surrounding the promising advancements in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Investors’ confidence in the burgeoning AI industry has fostered a bullish sentiment, propelling the stock market to new heights.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) stocks experienced a significant rally on Thursday, with shares of Super Micro Computer, C3.ai, Taiwan Semiconductor, and other leading companies surging. This surge in AI stocks can be attributed to several factors.
The Biden administration is anticipated to announce the awarding of subsidies to several major tech companies, including Intel and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC), as part of its efforts to bolster domestic semiconductor production. The move comes as the United States aims to reduce its reliance on foreign chip manufacturing and strengthen its semiconductor supply chain.
Investors are closely monitoring the stock market as several prominent companies experience significant movements during midday trading. Here are the latest updates on the stocks making waves in the market:
Taiwan has long been celebrated as a global powerhouse in semiconductor manufacturing. However, according to prominent economist Dr. John Chang, the island’s exceptional strength in this field could prove to be its proverbial “Achilles heel.” In a recent interview, Dr. Chang shed light on the potential risks that Taiwan faces due to its heavy reliance on the semiconductor industry.
