US EditionNvidia, Bitcoin and Other Falling Stars Drag the U.S. Stock Market Toward a Sharp Loss
Investors cautious as AI stock valuations face scrutiny; Nvidia leads a tech sector decline before key earnings and the first jobs data in over six weeks, U.S. markets fell slightly.
- Wednesday, the U.S. stock market drifted lower, with the S&P 500 slipping 0.1% as traders awaited Nvidia's earnings and the delayed jobs report.
- Amid concerns about rich AI valuations, critics warn U.S. stocks swept up in the AI mania may be overvalued, with Nvidia briefly eclipsing a $5 trillion market capitalization and up nearly 40% year to date.
- In Europe and Asia, bond and overseas indexes showed mixed moves as the 10-year Treasury yield edged down from 4.14% to 4.13% and markets declined, including Germany's DAX and Hong Kong's Hang Seng .
- The Labor Department jobs report could prompt market swings and influence the Federal Reserve's interest-rate plans, while earnings from major retailers on Thursday may reveal consumer health.
- The 43-day data blackout left Federal Reserve officials and investors in the dark, while China and Japan's diplomatic tensions forced markets to reprice Asia's near-term risk curve.
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Dow extends 5-day losses to nearly 2,000 points — will Nvidia earnings lift Wall Street tomorrow?
Dow Jones fell over 600 points today, taking its five-day loss to nearly 2,000 points. The S&P 500 slipped 1.2%. The Nasdaq dropped 1.7%. Tech and AI stocks stayed weak. Nvidia shares also fell. Investors feared high valuations and waited for Nvidias Q3 FY2026 results due November 19. Revenue estimates stand near $54–55 billion. EPS is expected around $1.25. Market sentiment hinges on Nvidias guidance. Traders stayed cautious ahead of Fed signal…
Stocks edge down over worries about tech and Nvidia
Stock markets slid across the board on Tuesday as investors worried about lofty tech valuations on the eve of earnings from AI chip titan Nvidia. Bitcoin also briefly fell below the key $90,000 level for the first time in seven months before rising again, as traders increasingly believe the US Federal Reserve will decide against
On Tuesday, during the first trades, the Dow Jones lost 1.0%, the Nasdaq index declined by 0.63% and the expanded S&P 500 index fell by 0.52%.
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Wall Street slips as Nvidia, tech stocks lead broader decline
The U.S. stock market is losing ground as Nvidia and other big tech stocks lead a broader decline. The S&P 500 fell 0.5% and is sitting below its record set late last month. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 235…
Markets start the week even with the feeling of caution, as they prepare to know the quarterly report of Nvidia, the semiconductor manufacturer, with which they hope to determine how the boom of artificial intelligence is going.In Wall Street, the Nasdaq records a fall of 0.09 percent, at 22 thousand 873.46 units, followed by the Dow Jones with 0.08 percent less, at 47 thousand 105.03 points, while the S&P 500 that totals 0.05 percent, is placed…
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