Asian stocks tumble as AI rout batters Japan and South Korea
Summary
Asian stock markets fell sharply as an artificial intelligence-driven sell-off hit Japan and South Korea, with chip shares in steep retreat. Investing.com headlines reported that Japan's Nikkei had entered a bear market as the rout hit tech valuations. The New York Times reported that global stocks were rattled after a deep U.S. sell-off over fears about A.I. spending, which spread to markets abroad. Many market watchers described the moves as extreme in both directions, as investors had a lot of information to process in a short time. The Investing.com items are based on headlines only, so this article includes no index levels or percentage moves.
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Investing.com
Source ↗Investing.com reports that Asian stocks tumbled as the AI rout battered Japan and South Korea.
Investing.com
Source ↗Investing.com reports that Japan's Nikkei entered a bear market as the AI rout sent chip shares into a sharp retreat.
The New York Times
Source ↗The New York Times reports that global stocks followed a U.S. sell-off over fears about A.I. spending, and that many market watchers called the moves extreme in both directions.

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