Global AI Sell-Off Eases After Nasdaq's Worst Month in Over a Year

The global sell-off in artificial-intelligence-related stocks is easing, following a month in which the Nasdaq recorded its worst performance in more than a year. The pullback had spread across AI-linked equities worldwide, and the latest session points to a pause in that decline as the tech-heavy index stabilises after the sharp monthly drop.

The Nasdaq's worst month in over a year marks the scale of the recent retreat in AI-related shares, which had been the driving force behind the index's gains. The easing of selling pressure comes as investors reassess the sector following that stretch of losses.

The development is being tracked across global markets, given the outsized role AI-linked companies have played in equity performance. The Nasdaq's monthly decline stands as the clearest measure of how far the AI trade had unwound before the current stabilisation.

Further detail on the scale of the monthly decline and the breadth of the global sell-off was not disclosed in the report.