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Stocks Waver at End of Bruising Week for AI Trade

Stocks Waver at End of Bruising Week for AI Trade
Bloomberg Technology Friday 26 June 2026, 14:43 UTC 1 min read
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Jun 26th, 2026 Stocks Waver at End of Bruising Week for AI Trade Another burst of selling pummeled chipmakers, whipsawing stocks once again amid concerns over whether vast investments in artificial intelligence will justify the industry’s hefty valuations. Virginie Maisonneuve, Founder at Maisonneuve Global Advisors, discusses the current AI narrative as investors continue to show jitters around high-flying tech stocks.

Jun 26th, 2026 Stocks Waver at End of Bruising Week for AI Trade Another burst of selling pummeled chipmakers, whipsawing stocks once again amid concerns over whether vast investments in artificial intelligence will justify the industry’s hefty valuations. Virginie Maisonneuve, Founder at Maisonneuve Global Advisors, discusses the current AI narrative as investors continue to show jitters around high-flying tech stocks. [Image text:] Bloomberg Radio OpenAl DIGITAL DARWINISM AND TECH'SSURVIVAL OFTHE FASTEST
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