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Chinese tech hardware shares are experiencing significant declines following earlier gains, driven by rising skepticism about the global AI market. The Star 50 Index and ChiNext gauge have both seen notable drops, marking their largest declines since late July.
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- China's tech hardware shares are losing value after significant gains earlier in the year.
- Concerns over the global AI trade are contributing to doubts about high-valuation tech stocks.
- The Star 50 Index fell by as much as 4.6%, with a two-day decline exceeding 9%, the largest since late July.
- The ChiNext gauge also decreased by up to 3.4%.
- Both indexes had reached all-time highs in June.
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