Global Markets Plunge as Technology and Artificial Intelligence Face Pressure
Wall Street Sees a Major Correction
The session takes place in a context of high risk aversion in international markets. On Thursday, November 5, Wall Street experienced its biggest correction since April 2025, with the Nasdaq Composite dropping 5.52%, the S&P 500 falling 4.36%, and the Dow Jones decreasing 3.44%.
Decline Spreads to Asian Markets
The decline, particularly pronounced in the semiconductor and artificial intelligence sectors, spread to Asian markets on Friday. At the close, Japan's Nikkei lost 5.96% and South Korea's Kospi fell by 6.02%.
Investments in Artificial Intelligence Raise Concerns
Investors are concerned about a potential regulatory tightening in the United States following the midterm elections, which could slow down investments in data centers. These fears add to existing questions about tech valuations and the profitability of expenses dedicated to AI.
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