World stocks dip as AI concerns hit chipmakers

Global equities fell as renewed artificial intelligence concerns pressured chipmakers, sending investors toward government bonds. Asian tech markets led the losses while European stocks advanced slightly.

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World stocks dipped 0.14% on Tuesday morning as renewed artificial intelligence concerns hit chipmakers, driving investors to government bonds. Asian and U.S. tech-heavy markets bore the brunt of the selloff.

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