A key index of semiconductor stocks has entered a bear market, reversing a portion of the gains from a rally that more than doubled the index in three months. The rally was driven by memory chip demand and enthusiasm around artificial intelligence. The decline signals a potential downturn in the AI-driven tech sector, as investor sentiment shifts.
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A closely-watched index of semiconductor stocks has fallen into a bear market.
BloombergA closely-watched index of semiconductor stocks has fallen into a bear market, unwinding a chunk of the blistering memory-led rally that saw the gauge more than double in just three months.
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A closely-watched index of semiconductor stocks has fallen into a bear market.
BloombergThe same index more than doubled in just three months during a prior rally.
BloombergThe prior rally was memory-led.
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