TSMC shares edged up 0.28% to $299.10 on October 27, 2025, continuing a modest uptrend over the past week as broader markets stabilized and no major company-specific catalysts emerged. Industry coverage highlights TSMC's dominant role in advanced AI chip production, with strong demand from hyperscalers and ongoing capacity expansions, including a new plant in Japan[2][5]. While geopolitical and trade policy risks remain, TSMC's technological leadership and revenue growth—driven by AI and high-performance computing—underpin its resilience, even as the stock moves in line with cautious market sentiment rather than breaking out on its own news.
TSMC Stock Rises Modestly Amid Sustained AI Demand and Global Expansion
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