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US tech shares fall sharply as investors bet on AI slowdown after Democrats’ election triumph

The Nasdaq index faces its worst day in 18 months, dropping as much as 5% due to concerns over potential AI regulations following the Democrats' election wins. With chip stocks like SanDisk plummeting 19%, analysts predict a significant imp...

The Guardian· Nov 5, 2026 · 9:03 PM · 2 views

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The Nasdaq index faces its worst day in 18 months, dropping as much as 5% due to concerns over potential AI regulations following the Democrats' election wins. With chip stocks like SanDisk plummeting 19%, analysts predict a significant impact on tech investments.

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