Global tech selloff pressures S&P 500 as AI valuations stay in focus
Jun 23, 2026, 8:32 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Global tech-led volatility, negative pre-market tech and semis data, and upcoming Micron earnings imply continued near-term pressure on the S&P 500, especially if mega-cap AI stocks remain sensitive to sentiment and valuation re-rating dynamics. Similar periods in 2021–2022 showed tech drawdowns dragging the broader index when semis and AI mirrors underperform.
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Global equities reversed lower as tech shares led declines, with Asia’s Kospi down 10% and U.S. Nasdaq futures down 2.7%. Investors worry about AI-driven valuations and the persistence of a tech-led rotation, even as liquidity and earnings momentum remain supportive, per strategists. The immediate focus shifts to Micron’s earnings and potential spillover into the S&P 500.
Tech-led global selloff drags S&P 500 lower; Nasdaq futures down 2.7%.
Kospi plunges 10%; Samsung and SK Hynix drop >12%; chip sector under pressure.
Nvidia down ~3%; Micron down ~8.5% ahead of earnings; AMD -6.2%.
Strategy: traders weigh AI-driven valuations and liquidity while Micron earnings loom.
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