From The Tribune
Center Owned by The Tribune TrustAI sell-off derails Wall Street’s post-midterm rally; $2.5 trillion wiped off US markets
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Wall Street slumped as AI stocks tumbled, pushing the Nasdaq close to a correction, while US markets fell across the board with the Nasdaq, Dow and S&P 500 all dropping. Chipmakers, AI data‑centre companies and other major technology stocks led the losses, causing a sharp plunge in those sectors and contributing to the broader market decline.
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Wall Street slumps as AI stocks tumble, Nasdaq nears correction
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Global stock markets witnessed heavy selling as a sharp sell-off in US technology stocks wiped out Wall Street's post-election rally, with concerns over a possible slowdown in artificial intelligence-related data centre investments triggering losses across global markets.
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Wall Street suffered its worst crash since March 2020 as AI spending fears, political uncertainty and forced selling wipe out $2.3 trillion in market value.
— OpIndia
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Global stock markets witnessed heavy selling as a sharp sell-off in US technology stocks wiped out Wall Street's post-election rally, with concerns over a possible slowdown in artificial intelligence-related data centre investments triggering losses across global markets.
