Tech stocks slide as TSMC drops 5.26% and Nikkei sinks over 12% in a month
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A renewed tech selloff is being driven by semiconductors: TSMC's higher capex guidance and crowded-position unwinds pushed chip equities lower, with the Philly semiconductor index down ~19% from its recent peak. Netflix's earnings disappointment added to risk-off pressure, while Brent above $85 revives inflation and rate-hike concerns. The combination tightens financial conditions for growth stocks and increases near-term volatility across global equities.
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TSMC’s higher capital spending outlook sent its shares down 5.26% in a single session, adding to selling pressure in tech after Netflix results missed expectations. Japan’s Nikkei has fallen more than 12% in less than a month, pushing it toward technical correction territory. Brent crude rose above $85 a barrel, stoking inflation and rate-hike worries, while the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index has slumped 18.91% in nearly three weeks, nearing bear-market levels.
