US EditionAsian Shares Fall, Tracking Wall Street’s Tumble on Worries About AI Stocks and Interest Rates
Asian markets fell with South Korea's Kospi dropping 3.2%, as AI stock declines and reduced expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts dampened investor sentiment.
- On Friday, Asian shares retreated across Japan, Hong Kong and mainland China as AI-focused stocks dropped, tracking Wall Street's tumble.
- Weak Chinese industrial data showed China's factory output grew at a 14-month low of 4.7% in October, while traders now see a 51.9% chance of a Fed rate cut, down from nearly 70%.
- South Korea's Kospi led losses, falling 3.2% to 4,038.61 as Samsung Electronics shed 4.1% and SK Hynix dropped 6.4%, amid AI-related stock declines.
- The sell-off dented investor confidence, with the S&P 500 sinking 1.7% to 6,737.49 on Thursday and analysts warning a halt in Fed cuts could undermine prices.
- Investors will watch upcoming tech earnings, with a flashpoint next week as Nvidia reports on Wednesday and observers compare AI valuations to the 2000 dot-com bubble, noting Palantir’s 174% gain.
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