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Wall Street Ends in Solid Sell-Off Across US Indices
The S&P 500 fell 1.5%, Dow Jones lost 1.3%, and Nasdaq dropped 2% amid broad market losses. Technology sector, especially software companies, faced significant pressure continuing from prior sessions.
Markets await today's key US CPI inflation data for Fed policy clues.
Technology Sector Under Pressure Globally
Global sell-off hits technology stocks, with Asia markets extending Wall Street losses due to AI disruption and tech profit worries. Heavyweight US indices and chipmaking investments face renewed concerns.
Volumes were 34% heavier than usual overnight in the US.
Precious Metals Rebound Slightly After Sharp Declines
Gold tests $4,950 level after slumping 3%, while silver gains nearly 2% around $76.50 following a 9% plunge. Haven demand emerged for Treasuries amid higher-than-expected US jobless claims.
Markets prepare for Chinese Lunar Year pause impacting commodities.
EU Faces Fiscal Dilemma on Euro Bonds and Competitiveness
Former Greek FM Yanis Varoufakis warns EU risks disintegration due to weak fiscal pillars and lack of federation despite central bank strength. Euro bonds central to informal summit, with Macron pushing for ecological and AI investments.
Global markets seek dollar alternatives.