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US tech stocks recovering on Wall Street after worst day in 19 months – as it happened

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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 recovered. 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 article does not specify the date of the jobs report or confirm the exact date of the worst day. The article does not name specific companies or individuals, nor does it provide causal analysis for the market movements.

Key points

• Wall Street suffered its worst trading day in 19 months, triggering a global sell-off that affected European and Asia-Pacific markets.
• The Nasdaq Composite index is currently up 4.6% since January's start, even though it has fallen more than 10% from its peak.

Context

The article discusses a recent market downturn where Wall Street's worst day caused global markets to slide. It notes that despite the sharp losses, most global indices remain up for the year, with the Nasdaq still significantly above its January start level.

Limitations

The evidence does not specify the exact date of the worst trading day or the date of the jobs report. It does not name specific companies, individuals, or regions beyond the general categories of Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the US. The article does not provide causal analysis for the market movements or any forecasts regarding future trends.

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