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US stocks ended October 30, 2026, with their sharpest technology-led selloff in months, as disappointing corporate earnings and mounting concerns about artificial intelligence investment costs prompted investors to reassess Wall Street valuations.
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The S&P 500 ended Friday 2% lower, the Nasdaq 100 fell 3.5%, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average eased 1.1%.
US stock market today: US stocks fell for the second day in a row on Friday, October 30, as investors worried about the health of the AI trade. At 10:58 AM ET, the Dow Jones was at 52,113.50, down 229.06 points or 0.44%. The S&P 500 was at 7,621.06, down 99.33 points or 1.29%. The…
The US stock market witnessed a sharp sell-off on Friday (October 30), with technology stocks bearing the brunt of heavy selling as investors reassessed the artificial intelligence (AI) trade following disappointing earnings and concerns over mounting capital expenditure.
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US equity futures moved higher on Monday, suggesting that Wall Street could recover some of the losses recorded at the end of the previous week, as technology stocks attracted renewed interest and crude oil prices declined.
THE S&P 500 and Nasdaq opened higher on Monday (Oct 19) as AI-related stocks rebounded from last week’s sharp selloff, while a decline in oil prices provided additional support ahead of key earnings reports this week.
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Oct 19 (Reuters) – The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite led Wall Street gains on Monday as investors returned to the chip sector and other AI-related stocks following last week’s bruising selloff, while investors waited for key corporate earnings reports.