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Nvidia's recent financial results indicate continued robust demand in the AI sector, easing investor fears about the potential bursting of an investment bubble.

Recent discussions have shifted from optimism about AI's potential for growth to fears over AI's capability to disrupt multiple industries.

Meta has made a $60 billion deal to purchase AI chips from AMD, despite concerns about high spending in the AI sector.

Giant American technology companies like Amazon, Alphabet, and Microsoft are investing billions in artificial intelligence but have recently seen significant drops in capitalization due to concerns over a potential bubble.

Concerns are rising about the impact of artificial intelligence investments on traditional sectors, as the U.S. stock market shows signs of volatility and uncertainty.

Amid global market turmoil influenced by fears of an AI bubble, Argentine stocks are trying to recover with the dollar remaining stable at a low rate.

The article discusses three international factors—commodity volatility, fears of an AI bubble, and expectations of changes in the Federal Reserve—that are affecting the Argentine market.

The article discusses the volatility in US tech stock markets, highlighting contrasting behaviors among investors amid fears of a potential AI bubble.

Rising housing prices combined with competitive mortgage rates are fueling concerns over a potential banking bubble in Spain.

Concerns about a potential bubble in AI-related investments parallel fears of a repeat of the 1990s dot-com bubble, as investor optimism may overshadow actual profitability.

Big tech companies face a steep decline in stock prices after announcing plans to invest $660 billion in artificial intelligence this year, raising concerns among investors about a potential bubble as expenditures may exceed the technology's profit potential.

Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, and Alphabet have nearly doubled their investments to over $620 billion in AI-related infrastructure and services by 2026, raising concerns about potential impacts on their financial performance.

Bitcoin prices have fallen to their lowest level in over a year, signaling a potential crisis in the cryptocurrency market as investors withdraw amid fears of a bubble burst.

The stock and credit markets are experiencing significant losses, totaling hundreds of billions of dollars, due to fears of an AI 'bubble' sparked by the rapid rise of ChatGPT and the broader AI debate.

The surge in artificial intelligence is raising concerns about a potential financial bubble due to inflated market valuations driven by a few major players and their interlinked financing agreements.

Asian stocks began the new year with strong gains, but concerns about an AI bubble and differing interest rate paths in the region may pose challenges, as highlighted by a Bloomberg report.

Investors are optimistic about rising global stock markets in 2026, despite concerns over the potential bursting of the AI bubble and instability within the US Federal Reserve.