TECH STOCKS PULL BACK AS INVESTORS REASSESS AI
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US technology stocks are joining a global selloff as market participants recalibrate their positions on artificial intelligence investments. PNC Asset Management Group's Chief Investment Officer Amanda Agati characterized the pullback as a healthy correction following an exceptional rally.
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