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Global Market: Japan’s Nikkei falls as chip stocks retreat on AI spending concerns

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Japan’s Nikkei slipped as semiconductor stocks retreated amid concerns over the sustainability of AI infrastructure spending into 2027. Tokyo Electron and Screen Holdings led losses, while gains in cybersecurity and IT services stocks limited the broader…

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