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Japan's Nikkei falls in volatile trade as tech tracks Nasdaq selloff

Japan's Nikkei share average declined in choppy trade on Wednesday. Technology stocks faced pressure after overnight losses on the Nasdaq index. Investors showed caution regarding the durability of the AI-driven market rally. This sentiment followed Samsung Electronics' earnings which did not meet elevated expectations. Some domestic demand-sensitive shares and memory chip makers saw gains.

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Japan's Nikkei falls in volatile trade as tech tracks Nasdaq selloff
Japan's Nikkei share average declined in choppy trade on Wednesday. Technology stocks faced pressure after overnight losses on the Nasdaq index. Investors showed caution regarding the durability of the AI-driven market rally. This sentiment followed Samsung Electronics' earnings which did not meet elevated expectations. Some domestic demand-sensitive shares and memory chip makers saw gains.
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