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Tech Losses Pile Up as Investors Focus on AI Risks

Tech Losses Pile Up as Investors Focus on AI Risks
Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 23 June 2026, 10:06 UTC By Charles Riley 1 min read
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Tech Losses Pile Up as Investors Focus on AI Risks Investors are focusing on AI risks and potential interest rate hikes. This article is for subscribers only. Where will the S&P 500, the dollar and Treasuries end the year?

Tech Losses Pile Up as Investors Focus on AI Risks Investors are focusing on AI risks and potential interest rate hikes. This article is for subscribers only. Where will the S&P 500, the dollar and Treasuries end the year? Let us know in the latest Markets Pulse survey. Tech losses are stacking up around the world as the AI rally slams into reverse.
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