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Since last week, AI stocks have shifted from a rally to a decline, and Wall Street has been in constant turmoil.

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ME AI News, a business report from NewsChannel5 describes recent fluctuations in the U.S. stock market, emphasizing the role played by standout artificial intelligence stocks in both the previous rally and the latest pullback.[7] According to reports, stocks of leading AI hardware and software companies had driven major indices higher, but macroeconomic concerns including tariff threats and weak employment reports triggered widespread sell-offs, with the AI sector being hit particularly hard.[7] The program pointed out that although the fundamental demand for AI infrastructure (such as data center chips and cloud AI services) remains strong, valuations have been inflated, making the industry vulnerable to shifts in risk appetite. Interviewed analysts emphasized that AI remains a long-term growth theme but warned investors to expect continued market volatility as it digests optimistic expectations and emerging regulatory and competitive risks associated with rapid AI applications.[7] (Source: MLion)
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