Nasdaq plunges into correction territory as midterm results raise fresh questions about AI boom
- The Nasdaq Composite fell nearly 5% Thursday and was approaching correction territory.
- Democratic victories in the U.S. midterm elections raised concerns that governments could pause new data-center construction, reducing future demand for AI chips.
- AI-Related stocks, including Nvidia, Advanced Micro Devices, and CoreWeave, suffered steep losses.
- AppLovin and Tapestry gained after reporting stronger-than-expected results.
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Enid News & EagleGlobal shares skid after AI worries send Wall Street tumbling
Global shares have tumbled following a broad selloff on Wall Street of shares related to artificial intelligence. Shares fell in early Friday trading in France, Germany and Britain. In Asia, benchmarks finished lower in Tokyo, Seoul, Sydney, Hong Kong and…
The World Stock Exchanges were shaken on Thursday 5 November by a sharp fall in technological values. The victory of the Democrats in the US mid-term elections revives fears of a slowdown in investments in data centres dedicated to artificial intelligence.
The thunder of Wall Street drags Europe's markets. On the Black Thursday, the U.S. with the escape from the titles linked to data centers and artificial intelligence, with the prediction of a narrow rules, with the victory of the Democrats in the midterm elections • risks becoming the black Friday of the European squares. The slide [...] L'articolo Cyclone midterm sulle Bags: tutte le piazzae europee in rosso. Crollano le asiatici pro…
The stock exchanges have experienced the worst day since Trump's "Liberation Day" one and a half years ago on Thursday. Did the markets only understand yesterday that the expansion of AI data centers is expensive?
The Democratic victory in the mid-term elections in the US threatens to harden the conditions of the sector. Ibex 35 fell by 1.16% in the opening, up to 19,256 points
The sales wave from the USA has captured the technology exchanges in Asia. Concerns about the future regulation of AI put investors under pressure - how strongly does it hit the chip values?
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