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Chip Stocks Lead Market Slide as AI Spending Doubts Mount

A deepening selloff in semiconductor stocks dragged the Nasdaq composite down 1% today, as investors reassess whether massive capital expenditures on artificial intelligence can support current market valuations. The decline follows a volatile session in Asian markets and a sharp retreat in shares of major industry players.

Chip Stocks Lead Market Slide as AI Spending Doubts Mount

The broader market sentiment soured as Intel, Applied Materials, Corning, and Advanced Micro Devices posted significant losses. Concerns in the sector were compounded by the emergence of a new model from China's Moonshot AI, which claims to surpass the performance of established U.S. systems. Beyond the chip sector, Netflix shares tumbled roughly 11% after the company issued a cautious outlook regarding growth for the third quarter.

Global markets mirrored this instability, with Japan’s benchmark index falling 4% and Taiwan’s index plunging 6.5% during earlier trading sessions. While equities struggled, energy markets moved in the opposite direction; Brent crude futures climbed above $86 a barrel amid persistent geopolitical friction between the United States and Iran.

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