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Asian stock markets have retreated from record highs as AI-driven tech shares slump and South Korean markets face significant volatility.

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Asian shares are plunging as investors sell off tech holdings to lock in profits following recent AI-driven rallies. This downturn has particularly impacted South Korea, where stocks tumbled enough to trigger a second trading halt within a single week.

Coverage from the WSJ, BBC, and The New York Times emphasizes a climate of AI uncertainty and a slump in tech shares. Bloomberg reports on the role of South Korea's 'Ant' army in driving the initial AI market frenzy, while Seeking Alpha highlights a margin call originating in South Korea.

Future developments center on whether the volatility in South Korean markets continues and how AI-related uncertainty continues to affect broader tech valuations across Asia.

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Quick answers

Why are Asian shares sliding?

Traders are selling to lock in profits after AI-driven rallies, and uncertainty regarding AI has jolted tech shares.

What occurred in the South Korean market?

South Korean stocks tumbled, resulting in the second trading halt of the week.

Who is the 'Ant' army mentioned in coverage?

According to Bloomberg, South Korea's 'Ant' army has been driving an AI market frenzy.

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