US EditionTexas Instruments Shares Sink as Tariff Risks Cloud Chip Demand Outlook
TEXAS, UNITED STATES, JUL 22 – Texas Instruments beat second-quarter earnings estimates but lowered third-quarter revenue guidance, causing shares to drop more than 9% despite a 46% rise in the prior three months.
- On Wednesday, Texas Instruments shares tumbled over 9% in after-hours trading, despite beating second-quarter sales and earnings.
- In its latest report, Texas Instruments reported earnings of $1.41 per share against $1.35 expected, with revenue of $4.45 billion surpassing estimates.
- Amid industry tensions, ASML and TSMC warned about tariff-related uncertainty, highlighting pressures facing chip manufacturers.
- Among other movers, SAP U.S.-listed shares slipped 2% after reporting €9.03 billion for second-quarter revenue.
- According to analysts at J.P. Morgan, their outlook signals ongoing headwinds for chipmakers due to emerging tariff impacts and weaker demand projections.
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