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European stocks buck tech-led global rout, bank earnings in focus
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Major U.S. Banks Report Third-Quarter Earnings
TSMC Anticipates Record Profit Amid AI Demand Surge
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is projected to report a record net profit for the third quarter, driven by increased spending in the technology sector on artificial intelligence infrastructure. Analysts estimate a 65% rise in profit to approximately T$746 billion ($23 billion), marking the company's 11th consecutive quarter of growth. A profit exceeding T$707 billion would set a new quarterly record for TSMC, which is recognized as the world's largest manufacturer of advanced AI chips.
The company's third-quarter revenue has already shown a 50% year-on-year increase, surpassing expectations. TSMC's strong performance is attributed to robust demand for its AI chipmaking capabilities and its advanced packaging technology, which is essential for developing high-performance AI accelerators. As a key supplier to major companies like Nvidia and Apple, TSMC has solidified its position as Asia's most valuable company, with a market capitalization of around $2.1 trillion, nearly double that of its South Korean competitor, Samsung Electronics.
The upcoming earnings call, scheduled for Thursday at 06:00 GMT (2:00 am ET), will focus on TSMC's guidance for the fourth quarter and updated full-year forecasts. Analysts expect the company to raise its full-year revenue growth forecast to the low-to-mid 40% range, reflecting strong demand for its 3-nanometre chips. Additionally, there is speculation regarding TSMC's potential expansion in Texas, following comments from Elon Musk about a new AI chip complex that TSMC might sublease part of. TSMC's shares have risen 63% this year, mirroring the broader market's performance in Taiwan.
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