
Nasdaq Slides as AI Spending Concerns Trigger Global Tech Rout
Nasdaq slumps amid AI spending concerns, dragging global technology shares lower despite resilient earnings from major companies.

Nasdaq slumps amid AI spending concerns, dragging global technology shares lower despite resilient earnings from major companies.

Global equity markets declined, driven by tech stock sell-off, rising oil prices, and inflation concerns amid geopolitical tensions.

Morgan Stanley earned $3.03 a share in the third quarter, beating estimates, as equity trading revenue jumped nearly 41% to $5.8 billion.

The STOXX 600 ended Tuesday marginally lower as a global chip rout hit ASML and Infineon, while Finnair jumped 11% after raising its outlook.

US stocks finished near record levels on Tuesday as bank earnings sent shares in different directions, with Wells Fargo falling 3.1% and Bumble surging…

Global equities retreated as semiconductor weakness and mixed bank earnings offset easing bond yields and oil prices, despite improved IMF growth projections.

Renewed attacks on Saudi Arabia lifted crude oil, while hawkish Fed comments raised the odds of an October rate hike to around 22%.

Global equities rose ahead of US inflation data, with easing oil prices boosting investor sentiment amid geopolitical risks.

Global stocks fell as AI trade weakened and oil prices surged, with US tech shares and Asian markets leading declines.

Wall Street and global markets declined as Treasury yields hit multi-decade highs, sparking concerns over lending, AI growth and crude oil gains.

Wall Street indices hit records as chipmakers rally; easing Treasury yields and stable oil prices support sentiment across global markets.

Nasdaq hits record high, AI stocks rally; global equities advance despite rising U.S. yields, easing oil prices support Europe.

Wall Street rose slightly amid easing US Treasury yields, while investors await upcoming US payrolls data for direction.

Wall Street mixed as yields hit multi-decade highs; Europe weak, Asia mostly higher with Nikkei surging on tech rebound.

Wall Street declined amid high Treasury yields and falling consumer confidence, with mixed global market responses.

Wall Street experienced a decline due to high bond yields and geopolitical tensions affecting global markets.