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Intense capital expenditure in the chip industry chain! Taiwan Semiconductor and Hynix are expanding production significantly.
Taiwan Semiconductor's capital expenditures are expected to reach $36 billion in 2025, the second highest in history, mainly for the research and production capacity expansion of the most advanced processes such as 2nm. SK Hynix of South Korea plans to invest as much as $74.8 billion by 2028, of which 80% will be used for research and production of HBM chips.
Express News | According to reports, Google's next-generation Tensor G5 chip has been confirmed to be taped out at Taiwan Semiconductor and has already successfully taped out, with an expected use of 3-nanometer process.
Top 20 transaction volume | Apple's May shipment in China increased by over 40%, and the stock price rose nearly 3%, hitting a historic high; Tesla rose by more than 6%, hitting a new high of more than five months.
On Monday, Nvidia, the top traded stock with a turnover of $34.906 billion, rose by 0.62%; Tesla, the second traded stock with a turnover of $28.341 billion, rose by 6.05%; and Apple, the third traded stock with a turnover of $13.011 billion, rose by 2.91%.
US stock market closed | Nasdaq hit another record high! Tesla rose more than 6%, while Nvidia fell more than 3.5% before bouncing back.
After rising by 1.6%, the China concept index saw its gains halved, with NIO Inc and Li Auto Inc rising by about 6.7%, and Xpeng rising by over 5%.
Taiwan Semiconductor Options Spot-On: On July 1st, 88,636 Contracts Were Traded, With 1.62 Million Open Interest
On July 1st ET, $Taiwan Semiconductor(TSM.US)$ had active options trading, with a total trading volume of 88,636 options for the day, of which put options accounted for 50.84% of the total transaction
US AI chip stocks fell, with Nvidia down more than 2%.
On July 1st, Guo Lianhui reported that American AI chip concept stocks fell, with AMD falling more than 4.7%, Nvidia falling more than 2%, NXP Semiconductors falling more than 1.8%, Taiwan Semiconductor falling more than 1%, and Qualcomm falling more than 0.8%. This sector may experience selling after strong growth driven by the AI boom in the first half of 2024.