🚨 BREAKING: JPMorgan Says Asian Tech Sell-Off Is Third AI-Cycle Correction, Not A Turning Point
• JPMorgan said the recent sharp correction in Asian technology stocks marks the third major drawdown of the AI cycle, rather than a fundamental turning point for the sector.
• Asian markets fell sharply on Thursday, with South Korea's Kospi plunging more than 4%, while SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics led losses following weak U.S. storage-sector earnings.
• The bank argued that investors are overreacting to the 25%–30% correction, stressing that AI fundamentals remain intact and that there are no signs of a slowdown in demand.
• JPMorgan expects hyperscalers to maintain aggressive AI spending through 2027, dismissing fears of an imminent pullback in data-center investment.
• The bank identified semiconductor-equipment makers as the best-positioned segment to benefit from the continued expansion of AI infrastructure.
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• JPMorgan said the recent sharp correction in Asian technology stocks marks the third major drawdown of the AI cycle, rather than a fundamental turning point for the sector.
• Asian markets fell sharply on Thursday, with South Korea's Kospi plunging more than 4%, while SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics led losses following weak U.S. storage-sector earnings.
• The bank argued that investors are overreacting to the 25%–30% correction, stressing that AI fundamentals remain intact and that there are no signs of a slowdown in demand.
• JPMorgan expects hyperscalers to maintain aggressive AI spending through 2027, dismissing fears of an imminent pullback in data-center investment.
• The bank identified semiconductor-equipment makers as the best-positioned segment to benefit from the continued expansion of AI infrastructure.
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