Tech rout drags Asia markets lower as U.S. tech slump spills over
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Asia-Pacific stocks mostly fell after a U.S. tech-led selloff weighed on sentiment, with Japan’s Nikkei 225 down about 1.2% and notable declines among chip equipment makers and game publishers; Nintendo slid over 9% amid memory-price headwinds, while gold rose for a second day as tech losses spilled into broader markets.
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