Samsung Electronics is trading at €3,100 (-12.18%) as concerns over tighter U.S. regulations on AI data-center construction trigger a broader semiconductor selloff.
- The stock fell alongside other South Korean chipmakers as Asian markets extended a technology rout, following a 10% drop in Seoul trading on November 6.
- Investors fear that new U.S. rules could delay major infrastructure projects and weaken global demand expectations for high-end chips.
- Market analysts note the downward pressure stems from sector-wide sentiment rather than a company-specific announcement from Samsung.