Asia’s Response to ‘Nvidia Effect’ May Surprise You
It has been a scary summer of moves in either direction for Asia’s chip sector and the reaction to Nvidia’s guidance may come as a shock.
It has been a scary summer of moves in either direction for Asia’s chip sector and the reaction to Nvidia’s guidance may come as a shock.
Here’s why the chip behemoth’s earnings should comfort semiconductor investors rather produce nervousness.
Chip-foundry market leader TSMC already gave impressive June sales numbers, but there’s plenty riding on guidance for the rest of the year.
Shares in the Korean semiconductor firm are set to list on Friday and raise a record amount for a company based outside of the U.S.
The world’s largest chipmaker seemed to trigger a surprising stock selloff.
The strong showing of East Asian equities stems from gains in memory stocks, as well as cheap currencies. What will the second half bring?
This year’s top-performing stock markets are today’s heaviest decliners. How close to an end of the chipmaker and AI bull market do we stand?
Japan, Korea and Taiwan are setting new records, while a potential trade to exploit the high degree of leverage creeps into the system.
China’s tech industry got a domestic AI boost despite fresh allegations of ties to China’s military for Alibaba, Baidu and BYD.
Tech-stock gains have pushed TSMC, Samsung and Hynix into the $1 trillion club, while SoftBank is the largest Tokyo listing by market cap.