Taiwan Semiconductor is trading 5.62% higher at ARS 70,025.00 as investors assessed that the prior U.S. session had already absorbed much of the sell-off.
- Shares fell 10.01% on November 5 amid a semiconductor sell-off tied to concerns about potential delays to AI data-center projects.
- Reporting described a sharp drop in Taiwan-listed shares on November 6, while New York premarket shares rebounded.
- The moves point to sector-wide volatility rather than a new company-specific catalyst.