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Japan's Nikkei slumps 5.5% as market rout deepens on AI worries

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Economic TimesJapan's Nikkei slumps 5.5% as market rout deepens on AI worries
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Japan's Nikkei share average plummeted over 5% amid escalating market fears tied to regulatory scrutiny and a slowdown in artificial intelligence advancements. This drop followed the Democratic wins in the US midterm elections, sparking substantial…

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