Nasdaq suffers worst day in 18 months amid expectations of AI slowdown after Democratic election triumph
The Nasdaq index recorded its worst day in 18 months, falling 5.5% on concerns about possible AI regulation after the election. The Democratic victory led to expectations of stricter controls on data center expansion, causing significant losses in stocks...
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- The Nasdaq index recorded its worst day in 18 months, falling 5.5% on concerns about possible AI regulation after the election
- The Democratic victory led to expectations of stricter controls on data center expansion, causing significant losses in stocks...
Nasdaq suffers worst day in 18 months amid expectations of AI slowdown after Democratic election triumph
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