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Nikkei soars, US stocks' chip concept explodes, will the resurgence of the AI craze stimulate a rebound in risk assets?
[Coin World] The market has been quite interesting lately. The Nikkei 225 index in Japan has risen for two consecutive trading days, closing at a 2% increase at midday on Monday, reporting 50,480.76 points—up 1% last Friday as well. The TOPIX index followed with a rise of 0.8%. What’s driving this? A weaker yen, combined with a resurgence of enthusiasm for investments in artificial intelligence.
The US stock market hasn't been idle either. It closed higher last Friday, with part of the credit going to the strong earnings expectations of chip manufacturers. This signal is somewhat crucial—it directly ignited the market's enthusiasm for AI concept stocks, making it feel like we're returning to that rhythm of “anything related to AI will rise.”
SoftBank Group illustrates the issue best. This major Japanese investor in the AI sector saw its stock price soar by 5.1%. Insider news indicates that SoftBank is striving to finalize a $22.5 billion investment commitment to OpenAI by the end of the year. The movements of large capital often precede the market, and this investment amount is sufficient to prompt a reevaluation of the heat in the AI track.
Overall, from the macro perspective to individual stocks, market sentiment is showing a clear recovery. The depreciation of the yen, the AI boom, and large investments—these factors combined may stimulate a rebound in the entire risk asset sector. How things will proceed next depends on whether U.S. stocks and tech stocks can continue to hold up.