CRASH DIVE:
Tech stocks across Asia are taking it in the teeth among war-induced uncertainties, worries about a bubble and more, as the TAIEX plunged precipitously
By Crystal Hsu
/ Staff reporter
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The TAIEX suffered its third-largest point decline on record yesterday as investors continued a global retreat from tech shares amid concerns over the artificial intelligence (AI) boom, plunging 2,030.83 points, or 4.65 percent, to close at 41,603.36.The loss was exacerbated by a sharp selloff in gl
TAIEX fell 4.65% (third-largest record drop) as deleveraging hit semiconductors on AI bubble fears. BofA survey: 82% view semiconductor trades overcrowded, 45% cite AI as top risk—widening gap between AI's long-term growth thesis and current valuations.
CRASH DIVE:
Tech stocks across Asia are taking it in the teeth among war-induced uncertainties, worries about a bubble and more, as the TAIEX plunged precipitously
By Crystal Hsu
/ Staff reporter
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