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Tech Stocks Fall as AI Investment Doubts Deepen

Global technology selloff accelerates amid concerns over AI spending returns and rising oil prices fuel inflation worries.

A broad selloff in technology equities intensified during recent trading, reflecting growing skepticism about the financial returns being generated from massive capital deployments in artificial intelligence infrastructure and development. According to Bloomberg Markets, investor confidence in the near-term profitability of AI initiatives has deteriorated as companies struggle to demonstrate concrete revenue benefits from their substantial spending commitments.

Adding pressure to equities, crude oil prices climbed toward the $100-per-barrel level, reigniting concerns about inflationary pressures across the broader economy. The combination of waning investor enthusiasm for technology valuations and energy cost headwinds created a challenging backdrop for risk assets, with traders reassessing their positioning ahead of what could be a volatile period for markets.

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