Stock Markets Are Bleeding: Losses Are Measured in Billions, Europe Has Also Been Hit
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After significant price declines in some stocks, there are signs of a slight recovery. However, retail investors are more cautious about these recent declines.
Pressure on Greek stocks against the backdrop of international stock market turmoil - The General Index falls below 2,600 points - Investors also turn their attention to Fitch's rating
Liquidations of shares of Artificial Intelligence companies are gaining momentum after the sell-off in the US, with mass sales affecting Asian markets early in the morning... The article Stock Markets: Stocks are "bleeding" - Wall Street's sell-off is being transferred to Europe and Athens was published in NewsIT.
The US midterm elections and fears of a brake on artificial intelligence - Pressure on Europe and the Athens Stock Exchange after the Nasdaq shock
The situation is similar in European markets in general, as a consequence of yesterday's sell-off on Wall Street, while technology stocks are in the spotlight.
The General Index stood at 2,574.14 points at 11:00, with all large-cap stocks in negative territory and a strong negative sentiment in European markets.
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