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Nasdaq 100 down over 5%, $2 trillion wiped out in October on AI spending fears

FROM THE WIRE · ECONOMICTIMES.INDIATIMES.COM

Investor concerns about the high expenditures on artificial intelligence have intensified amidst rising borrowing costs. Major technology companies like Meta, Alphabet, and Microsoft are increasing their capital outlays to strengthen AI infrastructure. The Nasdaq 100 index has…

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MARKET IMPACTHIGH✦ News Impact agent estimateTone: expected bearishThe Nasdaq 100 slide and rising borrowing costs weigh on large technology names.AI-generated summary
✦ IN BRIEF · AIAI-generated summary
  1. 01The Nasdaq 100 has lost more than 5.8% in October.
  2. 02Meta, Alphabet and Microsoft are increasing AI infrastructure spending.
  3. 03Analysts predict global AI infrastructure spending could reach unprecedented levels by 2030.
NEWS IMPACT AND MARKET REACTIONChange since the story · reference
Impact and summary are estimates by the News Impact AI agent, not financial advice.Open in Markets

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