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South Korea's Kospi slid about 3.9% to 5,163.57, led by Samsung and SK Hynix as a broad tech sell-off hit Asia; Arm/SoftBank results miss and a weak first-quarter forecast from AMD weighed on sentiment, with other chipmakers and tech names falling, while Japan's Nikkei eased and Hong Kong/China markets declined. Bitcoin also fell as global risk appetite remained fragile.
Asian stock markets rebounded after a tech-led selloff, with gains in Japan, China, and Hong Kong, amid easing concerns over valuations and positive trade data from Australia, while regional banks' earnings and trade policies remain in focus.
Asian stocks declined sharply due to fears of overstretched valuations following a tech-led selloff on Wall Street, with Japan and South Korea experiencing significant drops, while concerns about the sustainability of the recent rally grow among investors and CEOs.
Asian equities declined following a US tech selloff, but Alibaba's surge signaled a potential re-acceleration in China's tech sector, amid ongoing geopolitical and macroeconomic uncertainties. Key US economic data and Federal Reserve decisions are expected to influence market direction in the coming weeks.
Nvidia's stock slightly increased amid a broader tech selloff, with optimism about upcoming earnings and AI prospects supporting its valuation. Analysts remain positive, raising target prices and viewing Nvidia as a leading AI investment, despite recent market volatility and uncertainties around Chinese sales approvals.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average sank over 300 points as a tech selloff ensued, with Apple, Tesla, and Nvidia experiencing significant declines. Investors' concerns about potential Federal Reserve rate hikes prompted the sell-off. High interest rates put pressure on growth stocks, such as tech stocks, by reducing the value of future cash flows. Despite the drop, these stocks have still performed well this year, with Apple surging 41%, Tesla soaring 102%, and Nvidia up a remarkable 220%.