Earthquake on Wall Street: Nasdaq suffered a loss exceeding 4 percent
Original headlineWall Street'te deprem: Nasdaq yüzde 4'ü aşan kayıp yaşadı
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The Nasdaq fell more than 4% after the U.S. midterm elections as regulatory concerns around the artificial intelligence sector triggered a sharp selloff in technology stocks. The drop coincided with renewed tensions in the Middle East, where reports of tanker fires in the Strait of Hormuz pushed oil prices higher again. The combined moves highlight how policy risk in AI and geopolitical supply threats are feeding into market volatility at the same time. Investors will be watching for details on forthcoming AI rules and for confirmation of shipping conditions around Hormuz, both of which could extend pressure on tech valuations and energy costs.
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