Asian stocks fall on AI selloff

Asian stocks declined today due to a wave of sell-offs in technology companies related to artificial intelligence, especially the Korean "KOSPI" index, which fell more than 5% after a record surge the previous week. Shares of major companies like Samsung and SK Hynix declined amid concerns over overvaluations and potential corrections. However, strong financial results from Microsoft and Alphabet provided partial support to the US markets, with futures contracts for the Nasdaq and S&P 500 rising. The Chinese market showed relative resilience with a slight dip, while Hong Kong indices improved as shares of AI companies rose. Oil prices fell following the start of US negotiations over the Strait of Hormuz, alleviating fears of energy supply disruptions. Shares of energy companies and Australian stocks declined further, while other Australian equities rose amid anticipation of decisions from the Reserve Bank of India and ongoing global economic events.

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