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US stocks: AI shares tumble, erasing $80 billion as hot US inflation fuels rate fears

Source: Economic Times · 3 hr ago
US stocks: AI shares tumble, erasing $80 billion as hot US inflation fuels rate fears
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AI‑related stocks fell sharply, wiping out roughly $80 billion in market value as higher U.S. inflation stoked fears of rising interest rates. Investors worry that tighter financing will hurt less profitable AI companies, even though big players such as Nvidia and Microsoft continue to perform well. The market mood echoes the caution seen during the dot‑com era.

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Amid rising inflation, major AI firms like CoreWeave and Dell Technologies experienced significant stock price drops, losing around $80 billion in market value. Increased US interest rates have investors worried about the borrowing hurdles faced by less profitable firms within the sector.

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