▸ Wall Street’s AI stocks retreat as investor jitters reignite over valuations
▸ Euro notches fourth successive day of gains to hit highest level since October
▸ Oil prices ease as Zelenskyy says he will give up Nato membership demand
Stocks linked to artificial intelligence mostly fell yesterday, continuing last week’s sell-off as investor jitters reignited around AI share valuations and high capital spending.
Chipmaker Broadcom was down 4.8 per cent by early afternoon in New York, having plunged more than 15 per cent in the three trading days since last week’s record high. Oracle was down 2.8 per cent, also extending last week’s falls.
Shares in the two companies have fallen heavily since both reported results last week amid resurgent concerns around AI-linked companies’ soaring investments in infrastructure.