A Brutal Sell-Off for AI Stocks Sends Wall Street Reeling, and the S&P 500 Drops 4.4%
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A brutal sell-off for AI stocks sends Wall Street reeling, and the S&P 500 drops 4.4%
A brutal sell-off swept through Wall Street Thursday, led by stocks tied to the buildout of AI data centers. The wipeout more than erased the U.S. stock market’s gain from the day before, which was its best in three months.
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Tech stocks plummeted on New York stock exchanges on Thursday, giving Wall Street its worst trading day since April of last year. Investors fear that the Democratic victory in the midterm elections could have major consequences for the rise of artificial intelligence (AI).
On the 5th (local time), the New York stock market experienced its worst day in 19 months. The Nasdaq fell 5.5% and the S&P 500 dropped 4.4%, while the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index plunged 12.25% in a single day. Nvidia declined 10% and AMD fell 17%. The shock immediately crossed the Pacific. The KOSPI plunged 5.28% on the 5th to close at 5,383.80, and immediately after the market opened on the 6th, a circuit breaker was triggered, causing…
Global Markets Brace for New Economic Realities
The US equities market experienced a significant downturn on Thursday, with the S&P 500 Index plummeting 4.4 per cent. This historic drop, ranking among the worst trading days in fifty years, was reportedly precipitated by the US midterm election results, which saw Democrats gain control of Congress. Concerns are mounting over the potential impact of
A sharp drop in the US stock market has sent shockwaves through the world's financial markets. The Nasdaq plunged more than five percent on Thursday, and fears that the AI boom could face a sharp slowdown are now spreading to Asia. At the same time, the oil price has turned up again after the week's sharp drop, while investors are trying to figure out what the US election result means for the economy. […] The post International economy: Wall Str…
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