Nikkei Declines Most in Two Months

The Japanese Nikkei index declined by over 4% during Tuesday's trading session, hitting its lowest level in two months. This downward movement was driven by a sharp sell-off of semiconductor and AI-related technology stocks, following a decline of nearly 4.9% in major companies like Nvidia on Wall Street. Concerns over hefty spending on artificial intelligence and a slowdown in the semiconductor market's performance triggered the market decline. The Korean KOSPI dropped by 9%, and Japanese chip company stocks experienced a steep decline. The Japanese market has been significantly affected since mid-June. Although the Nikkei has fallen more than 14% since its record high in June, markets remain influenced by expectations regarding tech companies' AI spending and the risks of a market downturn.

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