Nasdaq Falls 3 Percent as Data Center Jitters Hit Wall Street
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A serious sell-off wave swept through the world's technology stock markets on Thursday. Asian stocks also experienced a steep fall in the United States, with the Nasdaq 4, S&P 500 plunging nearly 2.5 percent, while movements in Europe were much more subdued. Investors are primarily concerned about the return on AI-related investments and the outlook for chip makers, and the mood is also being worsened by tighter interest rate policy messages fro…
The Nasdaq index, with a high technological colour, has the greatest losses, yielding 3.70 per cent at 14:20 GMT. The expanded S&P 500 index (-2.17 per cent) and the Dow Jones index (-1.20 per cent) follow suit. "The market has been shopping after the election, but it has been decisively selective as to the titles it wished to hold," notes Stephen Innes, an analyst for SPI Asset Management. "The values of the semiconductor sector, however, as we…
On the 5th (local time), the New York stock market is widening its losses in early trading. As of 10 a.m., the Dow Jones Industrial Average recorded 52,900.76, down 455.36 points (0.85%). The Standard & Poor's (S&P) 500 index fell 138.73 points (1.80%) to 7,549.89, and the Nasdaq Composite index dropped 813.54 points (3.16%) to 24,922.97.
"Investors are making a rotation of assets, exchanging exposure to companies linked to artificial intelligence and data centers by sectors such as renewable energy," reads the usual Millennium Investment Banking analysis note.
The technology-heavy Nasdaq index in the US stock markets experienced a sharp decline on Thursday, November 5, 2026. In a session where the rally following the midterm elections has reversed, investors are exiting chip and data center stocks in particular. The sharp loss on the Nasdaq is being closely watched in global markets, and investors are investigating the reasons behind the decline.
The US Stock Exchange loses ground with the falling technology list of almost 4% with Tesla and SpaceX suffering and the S&P500 to -2%. Under pressure semiconductors and the artificial intelligence chain. At Stm Business Square and Technoprobe slide 10%
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