Asian technology stocks plunge on global artificial intelligence market uncertainty

Asian tech stocks fell sharply as investors questioned whether AI infrastructure costs can be justified economically.

Asian tech stocks fell sharply as investors questioned whether AI infrastructure costs can be justified economically.

Nvidia's massive cash flows create room for dividend growth, but management's capital allocation priorities suggest buybacks, not increasing dividend payouts, will remain the focus.

Indian midcap indices hit 52-week highs in June 2026, driven by institutional buying and strong earnings growth amid geopolitical de-escalation.

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European chipmakers led a $1.3 trillion semiconductor rout driven by dimming AI growth and collapsing smartphone demand.

Commercial Metals reports 78.6% core EBITDA growth in Q3 2026, hitting a three-year high on strong construction and steel demand.

Materials sector funds delivered 9.7% gains in Q1 2026 as oil surged 84% and rare earth prices soared, outpacing tech and financial stocks.

NexPoint Diversified Real Estate Trust reported mixed Q1 2026 results with revenue declining 21% but per-share losses improving significantly from the year-ago quarter.

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Micron's 24% earnings beat couldn't overcome fears that AI-driven chip demand is unsustainable and a painful market correction looms.