US Stock Futures Recover After Sharp Sell-Off as Wall Street Weighs Midterm Results
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US equity futures rebounded Wednesday after an overnight sell-off tied to the US midterm election results, with Nasdaq 100 futures recovering from a 2.4% decline to trade higher, while S&P 500 and Dow futures also clawed back losses. The initial drop reflected investor concerns over tighter regulatory oversight of artificial intelligence and technology companies following Democratic gains. The reversal suggests markets are reassessing the likely scope of any new tech regulation and the practical limits on legislative action under a divided government. Traders are now watching for clarity on committee leadership and any early signals on AI and antitrust policy.
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