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After technology stocks plunged the previous day due to concerns about strengthening regulations on the AI industry, low-price buying flowed in on this day.
The U.S. New York stock market generally rebounded on the 6th (local time) due to an influx of low-priced buying following the previous day's plunge in artificial intelligence (AI)-related technology stocks.
On this day in the New York stock market, the NASDAQ composite index centered on technology stocks recorded 24,579.42, up 264.43 points (1.09%) from the previous day.
The Standard & Poor's (S&P) 500 index rose 23.13 points (0.31%) from the previous day to 7,376.86. The Dow Jones Industrial Average recorded 51,285.73, down 237.33 points (0.46%).
After technology stocks plummeted the previous day due to concerns about tightening regulations on the AI industry, low-price buying began to flow, centering on semiconductor stocks.
Major semiconductor stocks such as NVIDIA, AMD, and Micron rose all at once, leading the upward trend.

Gas station gas prices across the country have been falling for 25 consecutive weeks, but the recent decline has been minimal and has virtually remained stagnant. The average selling price of gasoline in the first week of November was 1,855.4 won per liter and diesel was 1,842.0 won, down 0.3 won and 0.1 won, respectively, from the previous week. Dubai oil fell by $15.3 to $100.3 per barrel.

International oil prices closed in a flat range on the 6th (local time) due to mixed expectations of easing war tensions between the United States and Iran and concerns about disruption in crude oil supply from the Middle East. WTI rose 0.34% to $90.83 per barrel, and Brent crude oil rose 0.03% to $98.32.

Tesla will discontinue the Cybertruck and gradually reduce production at its Texas Gigafactory from the middle of next year. Although 500,000 units were expected per year, actual sales were only 20,237 units, and Tesla plans to focus on producing robotaxi and humanoid robot Optimus.
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The University of Michigan's preliminary consumer sentiment index for November was 51.0, up 6% from 48.0 the previous month and exceeding the market forecast of 47.5. Expected inflation for the next year fell to 4.3%, but 57% of respondents responded that their standard of living has fallen due to high prices. Sentiment among the top tier of stock holdings fell 5% due to market volatility.

Due to the plunge in artificial intelligence (AI)-related stocks on the New York Stock Exchange, large Wall Street hedge funds are recording large losses and are reducing positions and reducing staff. Some funds have given up all of their profits from the beginning of the year, and the market is concerned that this selling will increase downward pressure on the stock market.