On October 17, Broadcom fell 3.02% in Regular Trading, trading at $333.68, with turnover of $3.399 billion.

The move aligned with renewed market concern that AI infrastructure expansion is running into financing pressure and rising capital costs, weighing on Broadcom and other AI hardware names.

Recent market discussion has focused on skepticism toward circular financing across the AI supply chain. Public reports said Broadcom has been linked to financing arrangements exceeding $50 billion and to customer loan and leasing support of as much as $42 billion, reinforcing worries over capital intensity and return on investment. The sector backdrop was also weak, with Micron Technology falling 4.04%, AMD falling 3.72%, Intel falling 4.48%, and TSMC falling 1.94%.

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