Updated
Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 17
Asian Stocks Slip 0.1% as Tech Selloff Sends Nasdaq 100 Down Nearly 2%
Updated
Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 17

Asian Stocks Slip 0.1% as Tech Selloff Sends Nasdaq 100 Down Nearly 2%

3 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 17

Summary

  • MSCI’s Asia equity gauge fell 0.1% at the open after a three-day rally, with South Korea’s chip-heavy Kospi dropping 0.6% as the Wall Street selloff spilled into the region.
  • US stocks set the tone: the S&P 500 lost 0.6% and the Nasdaq 100 slid almost 2% as investors rotated out of technology and semiconductor shares ahead of the first Fed decision under Chairman Kevin Warsh.
  • SpaceX bucked that retreat, extending its post-IPO gain to nearly 50% and overtaking Amazon to become the world’s fifth-largest company by market value.
  • The moves underscore how positioning for the Fed is driving cross-market rotation, pressuring tech-heavy benchmarks in the US and Asia.

Insights

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