Nordea says tech selloff over AI investment fears is overdone
Bitget2026/11/06 07:28- Nordea sees an overreaction in semiconductor stocks to fears of slower AI infrastructure expansion, with valuations falling despite strong earnings growth.
- Democratic gains in US midterm elections raised concerns about slower data center expansion from 2028; Texas accounts for roughly 25% of planned capacity.
- Near-term AI investments are largely committed, while major technology companies continue to signal substantial spending.
- A slower expansion could extend the investment cycle, giving technology companies more time to turn spending into revenue and profit.
- More attractive valuations, stalled interest-rate increases and extremely negative sentiment support cautious optimism, though markets are expected to remain volatile.
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