(Bloomberg) -- Asian stocks failed to follow Wall Street’s tech-led rally as doubts about the artificial intelligence trade resurfaced after a volatile month. The yen steadied after its intervention-led gains.
Asian equities fell 0.6% (Kospi -1.9%, Samsung/SK Hynix losers) versus US tech's 1.5% rally; divergence reflects resurfacing AI valuation doubts. Coming earnings season critical to prove AI spending drives growth; chip weakness signals market uncertainty on capex ROI.
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(Bloomberg) — Asian stocks failed to follow Wall Street’s tech-led rally as doubts about the artificial intelligence trade resurfaced after a volatile month. The yen steadied after its intervention-led gains.
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