AI stocks keep falling, while oil prices keep climbing - WDBO
- Global stock markets experienced a significant downturn as investors sold off AI-related stocks and computer chip companies.
- Major Asian indexes tumbled, with Taipei falling 6.5%, Tokyo dropping 4%, and Shanghai decreasing by 3%, while Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. saw a 7.3% decline.
- This volatility highlights a shift in market sentiment as AI winners face corrections while oil prices continue to climb.
- The trend suggests ongoing instability for tech-heavy portfolios, though South Korea's market closure provided a brief, temporary respite from the sell-off.
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