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Tech Sector Decline Sends Global Stocks to Two-Week Low

Global equities fall to their weakest level in two weeks as technology stocks slide on Apple weakness and OpenAI IPO delays.

Global stock markets retreated to two-week lows as the technology sector faced sustained selling pressure, according to Bloomberg Markets. The decline was driven in part by weakness in Apple shares, signaling renewed investor caution toward mega-cap technology firms that have dominated market gains.

Contributing to the sector's downturn was a report regarding OpenAI's potential postponement of its initial public offering, adding to concerns about valuations and growth prospects within the artificial intelligence and broader tech landscape. Oil prices also fell during the session, reflecting broader risk-off sentiment.

The pullback underscores the volatility facing markets as investors reassess exposure to technology equities after a period of strong performance, particularly among companies central to the artificial intelligence narrative.

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