Movement Alert|TSMC Falls 3.14% in Regular Trading, Semiconductor Sector Hit by Broad Selloff as Philadelphia Semiconductor Index Drops Over 4%

Market Focus07-01 22:09

On July 1, TSMC fell 3.14% in regular trading, trading at $460.41/share, with turnover of $16.69 billion. The decline came amid a sweeping selloff across the semiconductor sector, with the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index plunging over 4%.

Broad-based selling pressure engulfed the chip sector, with Micron Technology falling 6%, Intel dropping nearly 5%, Advanced Micro Devices declining 4%, NVIDIA sliding 2%, and Broadcom losing 2%. The sector-wide retreat marks a sharp reversal from the prior session, when the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index had risen over 2% and TSMC gained over 3% on the back of a Morgan Stanley target price upgrade.

Despite the intraday weakness, multiple investment banks have recently raised TSMC target prices. Nomura lifted its target to NT$3,425, implying approximately 46% upside, while Bank of America raised its ADR target to $590 and UBS set its target at NT$3,400. The company is scheduled to report second-quarter earnings on July 16, with consensus EPS estimates at approximately $3.80 and revenue projected at $40.06 billion.

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