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DAY AHEAD: EVENTS: At least 25 leaders will meet in Paris to strengthen support for Ukraine; the 37-country Coalition of the Willing will discuss air defence, Patriot missile production, an anti-ballistic system and security guarantees. DATA: The week’s data slate starts off on a quiet note; the US monthly budget statement for June will be released in the afternoon (prev. USD 293bln). CENTRAL BANKS: The ECB ESRB annual report for 2025 will be published. On the speakers’ slate, Fed’s Waller (voter) will speak on the economic outlook at the NYABE. Fed’s Bowman (voter) will give remarks on modernising financial regulation. BoE’s Pill (hawk) will speak on financial regulation, innovation and growth. SUPPLY: EU auctions EUR 6.0bln across 2029, 2033 and 2041 lines. This week, the UK will issue 2038 index-linked Gilts. ENERGY: OPEC Monthly Oil Market report is due today. WEEK AHEAD: Highlights include: US inflation and retail sales data, Fed Chair Warsh’s dual testimony to lawmakers, a BoC po
AI 시장 분석
TSM's Q2 revenue surged 36% YoY, confirming strong demand in the semiconductor market. Meanwhile, SK Hynix saw a decline due to earnings concerns, and Apple filed a lawsuit against OpenAI for alleged hardware design theft. An international conference held in Paris to support Ukraine has intensified geopolitical tensions in the defense sector.
상승 영향
- Semiconductors — TSM's 36% revenue surge indicates strong AI chip demand. Samsung Electronics' progress on 2nm AI5 chips highlights foundry competitiveness, benefiting related stocks.
- Defense — Leaders from 25 countries are convening in Paris to discuss Patriot missile production and air defense systems. Expanded support for Ukraine is expected to boost orders and earnings for global defense firms.
하락 영향
- AI — Apple's lawsuit against OpenAI regarding hardware design theft has raised legal risks for AI firms, potentially dampening tech collaboration and investor sentiment.
DYAX 전담 분석
TSM's Q2 results underscore the robust demand for AI semiconductors, signaling continued growth momentum. Conversely, the litigation involving Apple and OpenAI highlights potential headwinds for the AI industry regarding intellectual property and regulatory scrutiny. Geopolitical instability continues to act as a catalyst for increased defense spending and production.
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