SK Hynix shares plunged over 11% as a wave of selling rippled through Asian tech stocks, echoing steep overnight losses by U.S. chipmakers. The sharp sell-off underscores rising investor unease across the semiconductor sector
SoftBank shares roared more than 10% higher on Monday, sparking a broad rally across Asian tech stocks as an Iran‑U.S. accord eased geopolitical tensions and bolstered investor confidence
Nvidia and Alphabet lagged in a broad megacap tech rebound, as weakening chipmaker shares cooled investor enthusiasm and cast doubt on the sector’s momentum – even as other Big Tech names rode a wave of renewed optimism
Korean tech shares spearheaded a broad Asian market rally as chipmakers surged on a wave of AI-driven demand, while investors homed in on the yen amid fresh speculation that the Bank of Japan might intervene
Asian stock markets raced ahead of their US and European counterparts as booming AI demand ignited a fierce tech rally. Major indexes jumped, signaling a renewed wave of investor confidence, Anadolu Ajansı reported
Asia’s tech stocks slid as Apple and Microsoft signaled higher prices tied to rising chip costs, raising concerns over squeezed margins, weakened demand, and broader market volatility
SoftBank shares tumbled 6% as a sweeping tech sell-off rippled through Asian markets, with investors rattled by rising bond yields and mounting concerns about global growth, CNBC reported
Asia’s tech stocks slid on Friday, with Japan’s Nikkei sinking to its weakest level since June and Chinese AI names pulling back, as investors reevaluated growth prospects and the global interest-rate outlook
HSBC strategist Alastair Pinder tells CNBC that Asia’s technology sector is currently the clearest – and most compelling – route to AI exposure, powered by vigorous innovation, supportive policies and relatively attractive valuations