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US tech stocks open higher on Wall Street after worst day in 19 months – business live

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Briefings

Wall Street experienced its worst trading day in 19 months, causing European and Asia-Pacific markets to slide while US tech stocks opened higher. The Nasdaq Composite index remains up 4.6% since January's start, despite being over 10% below its peak. A recent jobs report beat forecasts, but the tech sell-off intensified, with data center build-out slowing and investor nervousness about returns. The article notes that the pain of the Wall Street rout was carried to Asia and Europe, colliding with worries about data center spending.

Key points

• The Nasdaq Composite index is up 4.6% since January's start, even though it is more than 10% below its peak.
• Wall Street's worst trading day in 19 months caused European and Asia-Pacific markets to slide after the US tech sell-off intensified.

Context

This article reports on a specific market event where Wall Street's worst day in 19 months led to global stock market slides, with the Nasdaq remaining up 4.6% since January despite being over 10% below its peak.

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The evidence is limited to a single article from November 2026. It does not provide data on specific company performance, exact job numbers, or future market forecasts beyond the general trend of investor nervousness regarding data center returns.

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