New York, 25 June 2026 – Wall Street is beginning to treat public and political resistance to artificial intelligence as a rising risk to the technology-led market rally, adding a new layer of uncertainty to an already stretched investment theme.
The AI trade has powered global equities this year, lifting chipmakers, cloud providers, data-centre suppliers and software companies tied to the buildout of advanced computing infrastructure. But investors are now paying closer attention to whether public unease over AI could slow adoption, delay infrastructure projects or increase regulatory costs.
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