South Korean data-center startup Elice's shares fell as much as 36% in afternoon trading, signaling investor caution toward artificial-intelligence stocks. The sharp decline highlights growing market skepticism as AI-related equities face increased scrutiny. Despite the debut trading activity, investors exercised restraint, reflecting broader concerns about valuations in the sector.
The trading session saw significant volatility as the company navigated its market entry amid a cautious investment climate.
Source: Wall Street Journal Markets · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing