US EditionTSMC first-quarter profit tops estimates, rising 60%, but Trump trade policy threatens growth
- Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company reported a 60% increase in first-quarter profit, exceeding expectations and boosting the chip sector's outlook.
- TSMC maintained its annual sales forecast, indicating confidence in strong chip demand amid trade concerns.
- Concerns over Trump's tariffs on Chinese imports have affected chip companies, with Nvidia warning of a potential $5.5 billion earnings hit.
- Despite the challenging landscape, TSMC's performance has lifted the outlook for the entire chip sector, reversing recent declines in stock prices.
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Taiwan Semiconductor Beats Q1 Targets On Strong AI Chip Sales
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing beat estimates for the first quarter thanks to strong demand for AI chips. TSM stock rose. The post Taiwan Semiconductor Beats Q1 Targets On Strong AI Chip Sales appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
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