After declining momentum in the previous trading day, the semiconductor and AI sectors staged a sharp turnaround in pre-market trading, fueled by TSMC’s stellar financial performance. The contract chip manufacturing giant disclosed a 32% revenue surge that exceeded analyst projections, reigniting investor confidence across its entire ecosystem.
TSMC’s robust earnings guidance sent shockwaves through its supply chain. Applied Materials, a key equipment supplier, reversed Thursday’s 3.6% decline to climb 2.25% in the pre-market session. Lam Research, another major supplier to TSMC, advanced 2.4%, while Micron Technology gained 1.6% as the memory chip sector capitalized on renewed semiconductor demand.
The impact rippled through TSMC’s customer base as well. Broadcom, a primary client, posted a 0.75% gain in pre-market trading. AMD and Nvidia, both reliant on TSMC’s manufacturing capacity, followed with increases of 0.5% and 0.4% respectively, signaling broad-based strength among AI and computing chip designers.
Broader market sentiment also reflected this semiconductor-led recovery. The technology-focused Nasdaq index, which had struggled on the previous trading day, rebounded by 0.15% in pre-market activity. This upswing suggests that despite ongoing policy uncertainties, strong corporate earnings remain a powerful catalyst for market recovery, particularly within the capital-intensive chip manufacturing sector where TSMC continues to serve as a critical barometer for industry health.
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TSMC Reports Explosive 32% Revenue Growth, Triggering Chip Sector Rally in Pre-Market Session
After declining momentum in the previous trading day, the semiconductor and AI sectors staged a sharp turnaround in pre-market trading, fueled by TSMC’s stellar financial performance. The contract chip manufacturing giant disclosed a 32% revenue surge that exceeded analyst projections, reigniting investor confidence across its entire ecosystem.
TSMC’s robust earnings guidance sent shockwaves through its supply chain. Applied Materials, a key equipment supplier, reversed Thursday’s 3.6% decline to climb 2.25% in the pre-market session. Lam Research, another major supplier to TSMC, advanced 2.4%, while Micron Technology gained 1.6% as the memory chip sector capitalized on renewed semiconductor demand.
The impact rippled through TSMC’s customer base as well. Broadcom, a primary client, posted a 0.75% gain in pre-market trading. AMD and Nvidia, both reliant on TSMC’s manufacturing capacity, followed with increases of 0.5% and 0.4% respectively, signaling broad-based strength among AI and computing chip designers.
Broader market sentiment also reflected this semiconductor-led recovery. The technology-focused Nasdaq index, which had struggled on the previous trading day, rebounded by 0.15% in pre-market activity. This upswing suggests that despite ongoing policy uncertainties, strong corporate earnings remain a powerful catalyst for market recovery, particularly within the capital-intensive chip manufacturing sector where TSMC continues to serve as a critical barometer for industry health.