Global Tech Stocks Plunge Following Democratic Victory in US Midterms
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Donald Trump Blames the Democrats and their Victory in the Elections of the Fall of Wall Street on Thursday, November 5
Wall Street sinks with democratic victory in the intercalars to threaten ‘IA boom' – ECO Log in with Google Other social networks Your security is our priority We use secure connections and never share your data with third parties. Log in with ECO Premium Email Choose how you want to subscribe Instant access to all Premium content. Cancel when you want. Your browser is outdated! Update your browser to have better experience and view this site. U…
The World Scholarships Decorate the Democratic Victory at the "Midterms", the Technology in Abeyance
In New York, the Nasdaq index with a higher technological colour, fell by 2.33% in the first exchanges at around 1450 GMT. The expanded S&P 500 index lost 1.24%. The Dow Jones of the more traditional values, lost 0.31%. In Europe, the Paris Stock Exchange took 0.80%, Frankfurt 0.30%, London 0.51% and Milan was stable (-0.08%). "Investors welcome the prospect of a better balance of powers" and "at first sight, this period of cohabitation can lead…
Global Tech Stocks Plunge Following Democratic Victory in US Midterms
Global technology stocks suffered a massive sell-off following the Democratic Party’s sweeping victory in the US midterm elections, triggering fears of heightened regulatory scrutiny over artificial intelligence (AI) and data centre expansion. The market turmoil wiped out trillions of dollars in market value across Wall Street and Asian trading floors. On Thursday, Wall Street recorded […] The post Global Tech Stocks Plunge Following Democratic …
Save-who-can on technology: AI-related values plunge into markets on Thursday fearing that data centre construction will be restrained in the United States, after the democrats' victory over the mid-terms. We are witnessing today a total collapse of technological values, at a level that can be described as capitulation, says Neil Wilson, analyst for Saxo Markets. In New York, the Nasdaq index, dominated by technological values, fell by 4.31% aro…
By the evening of Thursday, 5 November, the democrats' victory in the US congressional interim election, which took place on 3 November, hit oil and the shares of technology companies. By the evening of Thursday, 5 November, the brand Brent, as of 3 November, was up by 6.72% to $96.79/barr. The Nasdaq 100 index had dropped by 3.49% to 27,195.56 points, S&P 500 by 0.44% to 7,535.26 points. The DXY index lost 0.26% to 101.6 points.
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