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Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said she is aware of the sharp selloff in AI and semiconductor-related shares and that it is difficult to determine whether the decline will prove temporary or persist. The remarks, relayed via a post from @DeItaone on X, mark a rare public comment from Japan's premier on equity-market moves. The statement comes as AI and chip stocks, among the market's biggest gainers over the past year, face renewed volatility. Investors are watching whether the pullback deepens into a broader correction or stabilizes, with Takaichi's comments signaling official attention to the shift in sentiment.

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