<p>Data shows that overseas funds sold a net of $5.8 billion worth of shares of Taiwan Semiconductor, listed in Taipei, in July, marking the largest monthly record since 2008. Due to concerns about the sustainability of the AI-related uptrend, this global leading chip foundry company — a key partner of NVIDIA — saw its stock price drop by 3.3% in July. This broke the record of nine consecutive months of increase for the stock until June, during which the stock rose by 85%</p>

<p>Data shows that overseas funds sold a net of USD 5.8 billion worth of Taiwan Semiconductor's stocks listed in Taipei in July, marking the largest monthly record since 2008. Due to concerns about the sustainability of the AI-related rally, this global leading chip foundry company, a key partner of NVIDIA, saw its stock price drop by 3.3% in July. This broke the record of nine consecutive months of increase for the stock until June, during which the stock rose by 85%</p>

As technology stocks are being sold off, the scale of foreign capital withdrawing from Taiwan Semiconductor's stock has reached a record high