
The Nikkei index fell 5.96% following regulatory concerns over AI in the United States
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The Tokyo stock market ends the session sharply lower after the electoral victory of the Democrats in the United States fueled fears of a crackdown on the regulation of AI, causing technology stocks to collapse on Wall Street and dragging the benchmark index below 60,000 points for the first time in about five and a half months.
The Tokyo stock market ends the session sharply lower after the electoral victory of the Democrats in the United States fueled fears of a crackdown on the regulation of AI, causing technology stocks to collapse on Wall Street and dragging the benchmark index below 60,000 points for the first time in about five and a half months.
The Nikkei reference price list fell by 5.96% to 57,434.77, with a loss of 3,643 points. On the currency market, the yen strengthens against the dollar at 157.80, and against the euro at 176.70.

Spot gold fell 0.97% to $4,048.3100 an ounce, while Comex gold for December delivery fell 1.36% to $4,057.60 an ounce.

The Tokyo stock market collapsed more than 5% at the opening, with the Nikkei at 56,930 points, in the wake of Wall Street and due to fears that the US elections could slow down investments in data centers for artificial intelligence. The yen strengthens to 157.50 against the dollar and 176.90 against the euro.

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The Tokyo stock market fell more than 5% at the opening, following Wall Street, amid fears that the results of the US elections could slow investment in data centers for artificial intelligence. The Nikkei plummets by 5.1% to 56,930 points; the yen strengthens to 157.50 against the dollar and 176.90 against the euro.

The results of the midterm elections in the United States have sparked a sell-off in AI-related stocks. On a black Thursday, American stock markets lost 3,200 billion dollars: Dow Jones -3.44%, Nasdaq -5.52%, S&P 500 -4.35%. The Democrats' victory fuels fears of a regulatory crackdown on the AI sector.

Wall Street collapses after the midterm elections: the Nasdaq falls by 5.52%, the Dow Jones by 3.44% and the S&P 500 by 4.35%, burning 3,200 billion dollars. European stock markets follow the negative trend, with Milan worse at -1%.