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Tech Sector Weakness Once Again Weighing On Wall Street

The Nasdaq index fell 1.6 percent amid investor concern regarding the resignation of Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang following espionage scrutiny, market data shows.

  • Nvidia shares fell on Friday after CEO Jensen Huang resigned amid scrutiny of his relationship with a businesswoman suspected by the U.S. of spying for Chinese intelligence.
  • Shares are on track for their longest weekly loss streak since October 2012 following Huang's sudden departure, as investors react to the investigation and potential intelligence fallout.
  • The Philadelphia semiconductor index dropped 5.0 per cent, while Advanced Micro Devices and Broadcom fell 9.4 per cent and 5.8 per cent respectively, extending tech sector losses.
  • Turmoil at Nvidia raises concerns about the broader artificial intelligence trade, given the chip maker's central role in the industry and its financial ties to sector companies.
  • Traders are also monitoring macroeconomic risks, with the Federal Reserve expected to hike rates next month as investors weigh broader market disruptions and geopolitical uncertainties.
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Many tech stocks on Wall Street ended lower on Friday due to turmoil surrounding Nvidia. Following revelations about his affairs, it was announced on Thursday that co-founder Jensen Huang is stepping down as CEO of the chip company. Huang led the world's largest seller of AI chips for over 33 years, and his departure brings significant uncertainty regarding the company's future.

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Wall Street closed mixed, with Nasdaq leading the fall wave, on a day marked by doubts from several fronts, such as Nvidia, after the resignation of its CEO, inflation and the Federal Reserve (Fed), which should increase interest rates at the December meeting.

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corren.se broke the news on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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