Technology Sector
Coverage of Technology Sector in the Nexus archive.
- Highflying hedge fund run by former OpenAI researcher will be cornerstone investor in SK Hynix U.S. listing
A hedge fund run by a former OpenAI researcher will serve as a cornerstone investor in SK Hynix's U.S. listing. Three major technology sector investors are backing the company's American depository receipts offering.
- Tech Volatility Spills Into Asia | The Asia Trade 6/26/2026
Tech sector volatility has spread to Asian markets, impacting stock indices and investor confidence. The article highlights the spillover effect from global tech market fluctuations into the Asia-Pacific region.
- Bitcoin drops toward $62,000 as the chip selloff deepens for a second day
Bitcoin's price is declining toward $62,000 as the chip sector experiences a prolonged selloff for the second consecutive day. The market downturn highlights ongoing concerns in the technology and cryptocurrency sectors.
- Korean Stocks Fall More Than 4% From Record High on Tech Selloff
Korean stocks fell more than 4% from a record high due to a selloff in the technology sector. The decline was driven by a significant drop in tech-related investments.
- Asian shares retreat in thin holiday trading after a tech-led rally on Wall St
Asian shares declined in holiday trading following a recovery in U.S. stocks, which rebounded from previous losses. The U.S. market's rebound was driven by a tech sector rally.
- China Stock Gauge Heads for Bear Market as Tech Weakness Extends
China's stock market is approaching a bear market as weakness in the technology sector continues to extend. The decline is driven by prolonged underperformance in tech-related assets.
- LatAm Pre-Open: On Fed Day, Investors Flee Tech for Banks
On Fed day, Latin American investors shifted from technology to banks as tech stocks fell 6% and JPMorgan rose 3.7%. Rising 4.2% inflation dashed rate-cut expectations, while oil prices continued to decline.
- Why tech’s record pullback is just a ‘healthy reset’ for the bull market, according to Morgan Stanley’s top stock-market strategist
Morgan Stanley's Wilson states that the tech sector's pullback is a 'healthy reset' for the bull market, citing improving earnings and a favorable economic backdrop as support for stocks.
- Japan’s Stocks Set to Sink on Tech Selloff, Middle East Worries
Japan's stocks are expected to decline due to a tech sector selloff and rising concerns over escalating tensions in the Middle East, which are impacting energy supplies. Crude oil prices increased as these factors tested the resilience of a recent equity rally that had driven stocks to record levels.
- Marvell Technology and Flex to join S&P 500 index, replacing Pool and Campbell's
Marvell Technology and Flex are set to join the S&P 500 index, replacing Pool and Campbell's. The change reflects the increasing significance of the technology sector in the stock market.
- China Tech Earnings Hit by AI Spending | The China Show 5/29/2026
China's technology sector earnings are being impacted by increased AI spending, as highlighted in an article from The China Show. The focus is on how investments in artificial intelligence are affecting financial performance in the tech industry.
- As bullish bets surge, here’s the Goldman Sachs options play to protect portfolios from the likely pullback
Goldman Sachs recommends using options strategies to hedge portfolio risk as bullish market bets increase. The firm identifies materials, technology, and energy sectors as attractive opportunities for protective hedging strategies ahead of an anticipated market pullback.
- Historic Legco trip to Beijing to include tech sector tours, seminars and visits
All 90 Hong Kong lawmakers will undertake a historic week-long study visit to Beijing from July 19-25, attending seminars on national security and geopolitical issues while touring the tech sector. The trip is estimated to cost approximately HK$1.4 million in total.
- These 10 tech stocks have been models of consistency for a decade — none are chip stocks
The article discusses tech stocks that have shown consistency over the past decade, reminding investors of slow periods in some industries amidst AI euphoria. It highlights the importance of consistent performance in technology investments. The article does not focus on chip stocks.
- Emerging Stocks Set to Close at Record High on Tech Bets
Emerging stocks are set to close at a record high due to investments in technology. This surge is driven by tech bets, indicating a strong market performance. The record high closing is a significant milestone for emerging stocks.
- Market Leadership Still in Tech: Hermann
Hermann believes tech still leads in market, Market Leadership is dominated by technology sector according to Hermann, Technology has strong market presence
- The government should promote innovation, not punish it
The government should support innovation instead of punishing it. This approach can foster growth and development. Promoting innovation is crucial for progress.
- Emerging-Market Stocks Rise to Record High on Tech Boost
Emerging-market stocks have reached a record high due to a boost from the technology sector. This surge is driven by investments in tech companies. The increase in emerging-market stocks is a significant development in the global financial landscape.
- US Equity Futures Rise as Mega-Cap Earnings Lift Tech, Oil Drops
US equity futures rose as strong earnings from mega-cap companies boosted the technology sector. Meanwhile, oil prices declined amid market movements.
- Meta Shares Fall as Investors Weigh Tech Prospects
Meta's shares declined as investors reassessed the outlook for the technology sector. The drop reflects uncertainty about future tech growth and market conditions.
- US Stock Futures Edge Up on Tech Gains Before Megacap Earnings
US stock futures rose due to gains in the technology sector ahead of upcoming earnings reports from major tech companies. Market optimism is driven by strong performance in tech stocks before key financial results are released.
- UAE Blindsides OPEC, OpenAI Sparks Tech Jitters | The Asia Trade 4/29/2026
The UAE has taken unexpected actions that surprised OPEC, while OpenAI's developments are causing concern in the technology sector.
- ‘Melt-Up’ Risk Builds as Narrow Tech Rally Propels Stock Market
The article warns of a 'melt-up' risk as a narrow tech rally drives the stock market higher. Traders at the New York Stock Exchange are actively participating in this surge.
- High Bar for Tech Earnings This Week: Covley
The article highlights the high expectations for tech company earnings this week, as noted by Covley. It suggests that meeting these expectations will be challenging for the industry.
- India Tech Giants Struggle to Shake Off $115 Billion Rout
India's top technology companies are grappling with a severe financial downturn, losing $115 billion in value. Despite efforts to stabilize, the sector remains under pressure from market volatility and economic challenges.
- China’s Surging Tech Stock Index Faces Rising Concentration Risk
China's technology stock index is experiencing significant growth, but analysts warn of increasing concentration risk due to a lack of diversification among leading companies. This trend raises concerns about market stability and potential vulnerabilities in the sector.
- BlackRock Favors Korean Stocks as Tech Demand Drives Profit Boom
BlackRock is increasing its investment in Korean stocks due to surging demand for technology, which is driving a significant profit boom in the region. The firm's preference for Korean equities highlights confidence in the country's tech sector growth and economic potential.
- Goldman Favors North Asia’s Tech-Heavy Stock Markets Over South
Goldman Sachs recommends North Asia's technology-focused stock markets over South Asia's, citing stronger growth potential in the region's tech sector. The firm highlights the advantages of tech-heavy markets in North Asia compared to their southern counterparts.
- Why JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon isn't sweating private credit
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon and Goldman Sachs downplayed risks of a private credit meltdown, citing strong market positions and low redemption rates. Concerns remain about AI impacting tech loans and potential credit downturns.