CNBC
17 Jul 2026, 01:07 UTC · 2h ago
SoftBank sinks 8% as Japanese chip stocks track Wall Street AI sell-off
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CNBC
17 Jul 2026, 01:07 UTC · 2h ago
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Investors are increasingly questioning the sustainability of AI valuations and whether aggressive infrastructure spending is becoming difficult to justify. — This represents a fundamental shift in sentiment regarding the AI trade's valuation, potentially triggering a broad deleveraging of high-growth tech assets.
-0.80TSMC raised its full-year capital expenditure forecast to a range of $60 billion to $64 billion. — While normally a sign of growth, the market interpreted this specific increase as a signal of excessive spending and risk in the semiconductor cycle.
-0.50A federal jury ordered Kioxia to pay $229 million in damages for infringing a Viasat patent. — This creates a direct financial liability and legal headwind for the Japanese memory chipmaker, contributing to its sharp price drop.
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A rout in U.S. semiconductor shares, including losses of over 5% for Micron, AMD, and Broadcom, spilled over into Asian tech markets. — The contagion effect shows high correlation between US and Asian chip stocks, amplifying volatility across global tech indices.
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Shares slid 9.4% following semiconductor sector pressure.
Shares lost 9% tracking steep overnight losses on Wall Street.
Shares dropped 8.8% amid a rout in semiconductor and AI spending worries.
Shares closed over 11% lower and U.S.-listed shares slumped over 13%.
Plunged over 14% after being ordered to pay $229 million in patent damages to Viasat.
Shares lost more than 5% due to AI spending concerns.
Shares lost more than 5% as semiconductor stocks came under pressure.
Shares dropped more than 5% during a semiconductor rout.
Shares lost more than 5% during the semiconductor sell-off.
Shares lost 3.3% as part of a broader tech sell-off.
A federal jury ordered Kioxia to pay the company $229 million in damages.
Shares fell 2.4% amid broader technology stock weakness.
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