TechFlow news, November 14 — According to Jinshi Data, as high valuations and cooling risk appetite undermine market confidence, global investors are withdrawing from Asia's largest artificial intelligence markets at the fastest pace in at least seven months. Institutional data shows that foreign capital has net sold nearly $4.6 billion worth of South Korean stocks so far this month, on track to record the biggest monthly outflow since April, making it one of the most heavily sold regions in the Asia-Pacific. This sentiment has also spread to neighboring Japan. Data from Japan Exchange Group shows that foreign investors sold $2.3 billion in local equities by November 7, marking the first net outflow in six weeks. Including the futures market, the outflow rises to $7.3 billion. This pullback signals waning enthusiasm for Asia’s spectacular AI rally, amid growing concerns over soaring valuations and mismatched earnings expectations. Diminished expectations of a Fed rate cut in December have further dampened global risk appetite. Anna Wu, VanEck cross-asset strategist, said that while the long-term fundamentals of the global AI industry remain solid, recent multiple factors have triggered "profit-taking and short-term sentiment correction," which she considers "healthy" in the short term.
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