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Asian stocks mixed as AI sell-off, earnings and Central Bank meetings in focus

CNBC-TV18 58 min ago·26 Oct 2026, 1:24 am

Asian markets opened mixed on October 26 as investors balanced a recent pullback in technology stocks against a busy week of earnings and central bank decisions.

The recent selloff in artificial intelligence-linked companies has raised concerns about high valuations, prompting some investors to take profits. However, this risk-off sentiment is being offset by the anticipation of corporate earnings reports and key monetary policy meetings from major central banks, which could provide fresh direction for global markets.

Investors should monitor upcoming earnings releases and central bank commentary for clues on the economic outlook. A shift in sentiment could trigger volatility, making it important to stay updated on market-moving events.

Excerpt from CNBC-TV18

Published On Oct 26, 2026 | 06:54 IST Last Updated On Oct 26, 2026 | 06:54 IST Asian markets opened mixed as investors weighed AI-linked selling, a heavy earnings slate, and upcoming central bank meetings. Major indices saw varied movements following a rough Wall Street session. Markets now await upcoming tech…
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Asian stocks mixed as AI sell-off, earnings and Central Bank meetings in focus