USD is trading at $89.05, down 3.26%, as Chinese memory-chip advances raise competition concerns.
- Semiconductor shares are extending a global selloff.
- Investors are questioning AI infrastructure financing and returns after Broadcom’s CEO warned of funding constraints and elevated expectations.
- U.S. chip shares and semiconductor-heavy Asian markets have fallen, while broad U.S. indices are comparatively mixed. The pressure aligns with USD’s 43.6% information-technology exposure; the live quote indicates trading is ongoing.