Taiwan Semiconductor is trading 4.3% down at ARS 67025 as investors react to a 7.1 magnitude earthquake in Japan and a sharp global sell-off in the semiconductor sector.
- A 7.1 magnitude earthquake in Japanβs Kumamoto Prefecture has affected TSMCβs JASM facilities, sparking global concerns regarding potential chip supply chain disruptions.
- The broader semiconductor industry is facing significant pressure as investors weigh AI sustainability worries and increasing competition from China.
- The decline follows a strong recent run for the stock, with the current pullback amplified by the combination of regional risks and shifting market sentiment.