How did the artificial intelligence bubble burst in the Chinese stock market? As global technology markets struggle with volatility, China's stock market fell earlier than others. Concerns about the demand for artificial intelligence, along with restrictions on Chinese exports, have shattered astronomical valuations and burst this market bubble. In less than four months, that plunge pushed the "Star 50" index (a showcase of China's leading semiconductor and artificial intelligence companies) back 40% from its July peak and wiped about $480 billion off its market value. Not only is it a wake-up call to shaky global markets, but Beijing's efforts to encourage savers to enter the stock market and fund the AI ​​boom have been stymied. According to a Goldman Sachs report, AI-related stocks account for 42% of China's market capitalization and 57% of the trading volume of A-shares in China and H-shares in Hong Kong. In a market dominated by retail investors, few are safe from losses. Details of the report on the World Economy website.

How did the artificial intelligence bubble burst in the Chinese stock market? As global technology markets struggle with volatility, China's stock market fell earlier than others. Concerns about the demand for artificial intelligence, along with restrictions on Chinese exports, have shattered astronomical valuations and burst this market bubble. In less than four months, that plunge pushed the "Star 50" index (a showcase of China's leading semiconductor and artificial intelligence companies) back 40% from its July peak and wiped about $480 billion off its market value. Not only is it a wake-up call to shaky global markets, but Beijing's efforts to encourage savers to enter the stock market and fund the AI ​​boom have been stymied. According to a Goldman Sachs report, AI-related stocks account for 42% of China's market capitalization and 57% of the trading volume of A-shares in China and H-shares in Hong Kong. In a market dominated by retail investors, few are safe from losses. Details of the report on the World Economy website.