TREE NEWS reports: US major indexes closed higher in the week to October 9, with the S&P 500 up about 1.2% to 7,811.54 and the Dow up 0.9% to 51,654.95, while AI chip stocks fell as Nvidia dropped about 2.00% to $229.28 and AMD about 4.07% to $608.10. September CPI is due October 14, PPI and retail sales October 15, with JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs reporting October 13, and TSMC’s quarterly call on October 15.
US Stocks Rise but AI Chipmakers Slip Ahead of CPI, TSMC Earnings
The split matters more than the index level: broad benchmarks rose while the AI chip complex sold off, suggesting positioning is being trimmed in the year's leading trade rather than risk being cut wholesale. That divergence now runs into a dense catalyst window, with inflation data, bank earnings and TSMC's call all landing within days. TSMC's commentary is the one to watch, since it sits closest to the demand signal that has driven chip valuations. Whether the broader market can keep advancing without its AI leadership is the open question.
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