Google is trading 4.3% down at ARS 9,580 after an EU Digital Markets Act ruling forced the company to open its Android and search data to rival AI assistants.
- The mandate has sparked investor concerns regarding the erosion of the company's competitive moat and its future AI monetization potential.
- While the drop coincides with a broader selloff in the semiconductor and tech sectors, the EU regulatory requirement is the primary company-specific catalyst for today's move.