GoKawiilNasdaq, Nvidia and Tesla rebound a day after $trillions wiped off tech stocks
Technology shares rose on Friday morning, clawing back some losses from Thursday's sharp sell-off that erased trillions of dollars in market value across US, Asian and European markets. Nvidia rose more than 6% after shedding hundreds of billions on Thursday, while SpaceX and Tesla also posted gains, as the Nasdaq opened up 1.23% following stronger-than-expected US jobs data showing 165,000 new jobs added in September.
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The initial sell-off followed a sweeping Democrat midterm victory, with investors reportedly reacting to concerns that new AI and data-centre regulations could slow the sector's growth. The rebound suggests markets may be recalibrating those fears alongside positive economic signals, though persistent questions about the scale of AI investment spending could keep volatility elevated. President Trump's public defence of AI development indicates the political debate over regulation is likely to remain a factor in investor sentiment.
- Tech stocks partially recovered Friday after Thursday's multi-trillion-dollar global sell-off.
- Nvidia, Tesla and SpaceX shares rebounded following steep losses tied to AI regulation fears after Democrats' midterm wins.
- Stronger-than-expected US jobs data (165,000 added) helped offset investor anxiety over potential AI policy changes.
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