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The global AI trade went into reverse, wiping $2.3 trillion from the Nasdaq 100 and triggering a brutal selloff across Asia. Why did the rout turn so violent, and why is India emerging as a rare bright spot? (Source: Bloomberg)
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Wall Street’s biggest trading desks spent weeks arguing that the stock-market rally would resume once the election was over. On Thursday, that call backfired spectacularly.Max Kettner, HSBC’s Chief Multi-Asset Strategist, argues that the…
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Nvidia Corp. is stepping up monitoring of AI accelerators sold in Southeast Asia, a strategic step to curtail semiconductor smuggling after criticism it hasn’t done enough to stop shipments from illegally reaching Chinese companies.
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We are all Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger now.
European shares tumbled on Friday as global investors grappled with uncertainty over AI stocks, following the Democrats’ sweeping victory in the US midterm elections. The drop is partly due to fears that Democrats could curb the…
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For months, investors have been worrying about a long list of risks to the gravy train of artificial intelligence spending.
European shares have fallen after sharp losses in Asia and on Wall Street. Doubts over huge AI investments and fears of curbs following the Democrats' US midterm victory have rattled global markets.
