The International Monetary Fund is closely monitoring fluctuations in AI stock valuations and US political trends that may slow down the pace of data center construction, but said it is currently impossible to determine whether investors will lose confidence in the industry for a long time. The organization's spokesperson Julie Kozack said at a regular press conference that AI stock valuations still face the risk of the market re-evaluating their long-term profitability. “The general view we had before still holds true,” she said. The resignation of Nvidia CEO Wong In-hoon caused the company's stock price to drop sharply on Thursday, dragging down the S&P 500 index and Nasdaq index, but shares of some tech giants rose, including Nvidia's competitor AMD, Google's parent company Alphabet, and Microsoft.
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The International Monetary Fund is closely monitoring fluctuations in AI stock valuations and US political trends that may slow down the pace of data center construction, but said it is currently impossible to determine whether investors will lose confidence in the industry for a long time. The organization's spokesperson Julie Kozack said at a regular press conference that AI stock valuations still face the risk of the market re-evaluating their long-term profitability. “The general view we had before still holds true,” she said. The resignation of Nvidia CEO Wong In-hoon caused the company's stock price to drop sharply on Thursday, dragging down the S&P 500 index and Nasdaq index, but shares of some tech giants rose, including Nvidia's competitor AMD, Google's parent company Alphabet, and Microsoft.
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