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Ongoing Story· Day 44

US Midterm Elections Signal Approaching Period of Market Calm

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MignewsEconomy

Israeli and US Markets Plummet After Democratic "Blue Wave" Victory

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The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and Wall Street saw significant drops after Democrats achieved success in US midterm elections, termed the "blue wave." The Israeli TA-35 index fell 3.69%, while US indices like the Nasdaq and S&P 500 also experienced substantial losses. Investors are worried about potential increased regulation on AI infrastructure, impacting tech stocks.

The story in 6 lines · by baba

  • Israeli and US stock markets plunged following the Democratic "blue wave" in US midterms.
  • The Israeli TA-35 index dropped 3.69%, continuing a downward trend.
  • US markets saw major sell-offs, with the Nasdaq down 3.7% and S&P 500 down 2.1%.
  • The VIX "fear index" jumped 23% to 20.5 points amid market turmoil.
  • Tech stocks, particularly those in AI and chip manufacturing, were heavily impacted.
  • Investor fears center on potential increased regulation of AI data centers.

Both the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and Wall Street experienced sharp declines following the success of Democrats in the US midterm elections, a phenomenon dubbed the "blue wave." The Israeli TA-35 index dropped by 3.69%, extending a previous session's loss of 1.96%. On American exchanges, a significant sell-off occurred, with the Nasdaq falling 3.7%, the S&P 500 losing 2.1%, and the Dow Jones declining 1.1%. The VIX volatility index, often called the "fear index," surged 23% to reach 20.5 points.

The primary pressure was felt in stocks of technology companies involved in artificial intelligence and chip manufacturing. Investors are concerned that an increased Democratic presence could lead to stricter regulations on the construction of data centers, which are crucial for AI infrastructure development. This heightened uncertainty fueled a widespread stock sell-off.

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