00:01Global stocks fell to a one-month low on Tuesday as investors sold off chipmakers,
00:06questioning whether the massive spending behind the artificial intelligence boom
00:10can actually deliver expected returns.
00:13Asian markets were hit hard, with South Korea's Kospi plunging more than 10%
00:17to a three-month low, triggering a circuit breaker as chip stocks led the sell-off.
00:23Shares of major chipmakers SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics fell more than 12%
00:29as investors questioned whether the sector's rally had gone too far.
00:33Japan's Nikkei also came under pressure, falling nearly 4% to its lowest close in more than two months.
00:40The sell-off followed weakness on Wall Street,
00:43with Nvidia and Micron shares also falling in pre-market trading.
00:47Sentiment was further weakened by reports that a Chinese state-backed company
00:51had begun mass production of immersion-deep ultraviolet lithography machines for chipmaking,
00:57raising concerns over future competition and global supply chains.
01:02Investors are also taking a cautious approach ahead of the Federal Reserve decision this week,
01:07while Middle East diplomatic talks remain uncertain.
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