Taiwan Semiconductor is trading at ARS 81,925.00, down 3.36%, amid broader pressure on chip stocks as rising Treasury yields and oil prices revive inflation concerns. - The company reported record third-quarter revenue, but investors are questioning whether AI-driven chip growth is sustainable as borrowing costs rise. - The Nasdaq was down 1.45%, and semiconductor ETF SOXX was down 2.52%. - No clear company-specific negative catalyst explains the Argentine listing’s larger move; broader macro and sector weakness are the likeliest drivers.