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Sign InAmid massive capital inflows into the semiconductor sector, Taiwan's central bank governor warned that the AI boom could lead to the formation of a price bubble. The governor explained that these risks are present even though the current surge is grounded in real economic growth and expanding production capacities. Furthermore, the central bank emphasized the need to monitor AI-related risks to ensure the sustainability of the ongoing economic growth trajectory.
These warnings come as major players like NVIDIA and TSMC maintain high valuation levels, with NVDA closing at $204.12 and TSM at $436.98 per market data on July 8, 2026. In comparison to peers, market data showed AMD closing at $517.41 and INTC at $110.24 on the same date, reflecting divergent sector performance amid concerns that valuations may have peaked.
Traders should watch support levels for TSM at $428.75 and NVDA at $195.10, representing the daily lows as of the July 8, 2026 close. With no immediate tech-specific catalysts in the upcoming economic calendar, focus remains on further commentary from Taiwanese policymakers, especially as the qualitative performance of 2317.HK (Foxconn) remains a key pillar for the Asian tech market.