Tech stocks slide 3% as AI spending concerns trigger market sell-off
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Francisco Velasquez
Summary
Financial markets experienced a sharp sell-off in major technology shares, with the Nasdaq falling about 3% amid growing concerns that the AI boom may be unsustainable. The decline ended a three-month rally and also affected newly public SpaceX, whose shares dropped below their initial IPO price of $150. The sell-off has reignited fears about overvalued tech stocks and the durability of AI-driven market momentum.
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· 3 pulledFinancial markets received a sharp wake-up call on Tuesday following a sudden wave of selling in major technology shares
triggering widespread doubt over the sustainability of the AI boom
reigniting fears that dizzying market valuations have finally run out of momentum after a relentless three-month climb
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