1014 GMT - Siemens' streamlined and improved business strategy mean that the recent fall in the German group's share price went too far, analysts at Morgan Stanley write in a note. Siemens fell 6.4% Monday amid investor concern around the threat posed by AI to the company's industrial-software business, the analysts write. The selloff represented a 30 billion euro fall in Siemens' market value, pushing the company's stock towards a low inflection point, they say. However, charting the impact of AI on the company will be a challenge given the technology's non-linear and rapid progress, they add. Siemens shares nudge up 0.3% Tuesday. Other software companies show hints of recovery, with RELX climbing 3.45% in London. (josephmichael.stonor@wsj.com)
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