US EditionAsia-Pacific Markets Opened Mostly Lower as AI Sell-Off on Wall Street Continues
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Asia markets slide after Wall Street's tech tumble; China's economic c
Asia stock markets in red on Monday following Wall Street's Friday slump, which was triggered by outlooks from key AI-linked stocks like Broadcom and Oracle, leading investors to question the sustainability of the AI-fueled tech boom.
The Asia-Pacific exchanges have started Tuesday’s session with widespread falls after the Wall Street setback, where punishment of values linked to investment in artificial intelligence reactivated doubts about valuations, margins and return of capex. Japan, South Korea and Hong Kong lead the declines in a context in which the dollar also gives way to the yen.
Tuesday, December 16, 2025 – 08:45 WIB Jacarta – The stock exchanges of the Asia-Pacific region opened in a mixed way, as the markets opened today, Tuesday, December 16, 2025. Fluctuations were influenced by the fall in the benchmark of the US stock market, Wall Street, due to the taking of profits by investors on transactions with issuers of shares linked to artificial intelligence (IA).
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