Nasdaq 100 falls 6.4% in a day, semiconductor index drops 12%
Original headline나스닥100 하루 6.4% 하락, 반도체지수 12% 내려
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The Nasdaq 100 fell 6.4% in a single session while the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index dropped 12%, as a tech selloff accelerated after U.S. voters backed data-center development restrictions in 40 of 41 local ballot measures on November 3. The results carry weight because they signal mounting local opposition to data-center buildouts that underpin AI and cloud infrastructure demand. The scale of the decline cannot be explained by the local votes alone: the Dow rose 3% and the S&P 500 gained more than 1.5% on November 4 before surrendering those gains the next trading day, according to analysis published by Prop G Media on November 10. Ballotpedia tallied the 41 measures. Investors will watch whether further municipal votes and permitting decisions curb pipeline projects, and whether semiconductor and hyperscaler shares stabilize after the double-digit index drop.
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