Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Stock News

Chip stocks, including Nvidia and AMD, were among the most actively traded actively as Nasdaq flirts with 17th record close of 2025 as Trump eyes chip tariffs.

President Trump announced 100% tariffs on semis with the exception of companies building in the U.S., which includes TSMC and inherently sent GlobalFoundries Inc. shares up as a U.S. semi. TSM stock remains our top pick, benefiting from strong execution, growing AI/HPC exposure, and bullish technicals, while GlobalFoundries faces fundamental and technical headwinds. GlobalFoundries' smartphone-...

Chip stocks rose on Thursday, the day after President Donald Trump said companies that manufacture in the U.S. or have committed to doing so will be exempt from 100% semiconductor tariffs.

US chip stocks are retaining momentum despite the Trump administration's plans to announce 100% tariffs on imported semiconductors to push tech firms toward domestic manufacturing. The aforementioned plans are part of President Trump's broader repatriation strategy to bolster US industrial capacity.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM 4.75%) stock is surging to a new all-time high Thursday. The semiconductor fabrication leader's share price was up 5.3% as of 10:15 a.m.

Key Points in This Article: President Trump's surprise 100% tariff on imported semiconductors announcement yesterday aims to boost U.S.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing and Samsung have invested heavily in the U.S.

Artificial intelligence (AI) investing is still one of the best growth stories in the market. The amount of money flowing into this space is incredible, and with the results that many companies have announced recently, it's clear that this success will be ongoing for some time.