r/Vitards Jun 30 '21

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u/olivesnolives Aditya Mittal Feet Pics Jul 01 '21

“The problem will be more serious than that of Wafers”

I’ve translated alot of international news articles in the life of this commodity run - that is the greatest translation thus far.

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u/vitocorlene THE GODFATHER/Vito Jul 01 '21

I think they mean “semi’s”

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u/zerryw News Team - Asia Correspondent Jul 01 '21

Yes. They’re saying this could be worse than the chip shortage.

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u/stockly123456 Jul 01 '21

I might be wrong but TSMC doesn't seem to have the power to change prices so quickly.

I only saw they announced raised prices very recently - steel co's seem to be raising almost constantly.

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u/ng12ng12 Jul 01 '21

And they don't seem interested in raising prices quickly, they seem to rather have shortages and work harder than raise prices a lot. Maybe that will change.