On Monday, China's stock markets, in tandem with Hong?Kong, started the week with declines, echoing regional trends. The dips were driven by increasing investor anxiety over the endurance of the recent AI-fueled rally, especially following robust U.S. jobs reports that raised the specter of imminent Federal Reserve interest rate hikes.Key indices such as the CSI300 and Shanghai Composite saw significant drops of 2.4% and 2.2%, respectively, as the technology sector, particularly semiconductor and chip supply chain stocks, took hits. Shares in Zhongji Innolight, an Nvidia supplier and key player in China’s AI surge, plummeted by 4% in early trading, reflecting…