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‘Continuation of Concern’: AI-Fuelled Sell-Off Wipes US$1t From Big Tech

Concerns over costly AI investments and weak economic signals led to a nearly $1 trillion drop in major US tech stocks, including the Magnificent Seven, this week.

  • Wall Street's top tech companies lost nearly $1 trillion this week, with the Magnificent Seven suffering combined losses up to $953.7b amid AI valuation concerns.
  • Rising doubts have focused on AI infrastructure investments due to high operating costs and Microsoft spending nearly $35 billion last quarter, fueling investor and Wall Street analyst skepticism.
  • A single-stock slump showed Nvidia, which became a $5t company last month, slid 2.3% in early New York trading, with Bloomberg noting an 8.6% decline over eight days that erased about $350 billion.
  • The Nasdaq slid, which pushed the index toward its largest weekly drop since Donald Trump's April tariff onslaught and saw tech-led job cuts worsen last month with Amazon shedding 14,000 roles.
  • The Financial Times and surveys suggest Sweetgreen sold its robotics division to Wonder as its stock was wiped out last year, while the University of Michigan consumer sentiment survey shows record lows this month amid the federal government shutdown.
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NZ Herald broke the news in Auckland, New Zealand on Friday, November 7, 2025.
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