LatAm pre-open: the AI trade crashed — chips −7%, Korea's worst day ever — yet money rotated into value and Brazil's Bovespa hit a record as the real held firm.

Key U.S. tech stocks slumped in premarket trading after a massive selloff in AI and tech stocks in Asia.

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Volatility has returned to the stock market, and AI is once again the culprit.

Volatility has returned to the stock market, and AI is once again the culprit.

(Bloomberg) -- Global stocks slumped, with Nasdaq 100 futures falling 2.9%, as concerns about frothy valuations ignited a fresh bout of volatility following a two-month surge in…

Asia Intelligence Brief for Tuesday: the chip rally that led Asia for months broke hard, with Korea's Kospi crashing 10% and tripping circuit breakers, Samsung and SK Hynix down…

Volatility has returned to the stock market, and AI is once again the culprit.

A single doubt about AI-chip valuations swept four markets in one day, from a ten percent crash in Seoul to barely a ripple in Latin America. Here is why.

US chip stocks plunge as Asia's AI selloff spreads globally. SK Hynix and Samsung drop 12%, Nasdaq futures slide 2.6% amid growing bubble fears.

The Nasdaq Composite fell 4.18% while South Korea's KOSPI plunged nearly 10% as disappointing AI guidance from Broadcom sparked fears of an AI bubble burst.

Markets suffered another round of selling in semiconductor and memory stocks, with both the Semiconductor ETF and Memory ETF posting notable losses, while pressure also followed a…

(Bloomberg) -- Stocks in Asia looked poised to extend Tuesday’s losses after a bruising Wall Street tech-led selloff deepened concerns that the artificial intelligence-driven…

Asian markets saw a cautious rebound Wednesday after a significant tech-led global selloff, reigniting worries about the AI rally's sustainability. South Korea's Kospi surged, led…

LatAm pre-open: the AI trade crashed — chips −7%, Korea's worst day ever — yet money rotated into value and Brazil's Bovespa hit a record as the real held firm.