-- 周三,韩国股市开盘走低,跟随华尔街走势。此前,OpenAI未能达到内部营收和用户目标,引发市场对人工智能行业的担忧。 韩国综合股价指数(KOSPI)下跌22.02点,开盘报6619点。韩国创业板指数(KOSDAQ)小幅上涨,开盘报1213.28点。 据《华尔街日报》报道,OpenAI首席财务官担忧公司若营收增长速度不足,可能无法支付未来合同款项,导致OpenAI的增长潜力受挫。 该报道引发其他人工智能股票和科技公司股价暴跌。 与此同时,尽管达成了停火协议,以色列周二仍对黎巴嫩南部发动了新的袭击,加剧了阿联酋退出欧佩克带来的石油危机。
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