Chinese stocks fell to a one-week low on Tuesday, led by a sharp selloff in technology and semiconductor shares as investors questioned AI-driven valuations. The CSI300 dropped 2.3% alongside declines in key tech indices, mirroring broader market anxiety across Asian markets over rising competition and heavy AI spending.
Chinese stocks fell to a one-week low on Tuesday, led by a sharp selloff in technology and semiconductor shares as investors questioned AI-driven valuations. The CSI300 dropped 2.3% alongside declines in key tech indices, mirroring broader market anxiety across Asian markets over rising competition and heavy AI spending.
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