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Global stocks tumble as AI panic grips markets after Democrats’ midterm success – business live

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Global stock markets experienced a significant downturn following Democratic midterm success, with Asia-Pacific markets sliding after a Wall Street rout. Taiwan's benchmark Taiex index plunged 3,737.67 points in early trading, closing down 1,791 points or 4.6%. Housing demand is currently being tested by a challenging economic backdrop, with renewed inflationary pressures driven by the Middle East conflict keeping borrowing costs high and adding to household financial squeezes.

Key points

• Taiwan's benchmark Taiex index plunged 3,737.67 points in early trading, closing down 1,791 points or 4.6%.

Context

The article reports on global stock market volatility following Democratic midterm success, noting specific data points from Taiwan's stock market performance.

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Coverage is limited to specific Asian-Pacific markets and Taiwan's stock index; data reflects early trading conditions and does not include long-term trends or broader global economic forecasts.

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