A Subtle Change Took Place For The Capex Story
Tech megacaps are increasing their 2026 capital expenditure plans, signaling a shift in the capex cycle that differs from prior trends. This change has implications for semiconductor suppliers, including those in the VanEck Semiconductor ETF (SMH), which may face margin pressures. The article examines the drivers behind the heightened spending and its broader market impact.
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