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European markets came under pressure following the latest U.S. employment data.
The #STOXX 600 Index extended its decline, moving lower as investors reacted to signals from the U.S. labor market. Such data often influences global risk sentiment, as it can impact expectations around economic growth and monetary policy.
Market participants are closely watching how macroeconomic indicators continue to shape international markets.
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The #STOXX 600 Index extended its decline, moving lower as investors reacted to signals from the U.S. labor market. Such data often influences global risk sentiment, as it can impact expectations around economic growth and monetary policy.
Market participants are closely watching how macroeconomic indicators continue to shape international markets.
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$BTC Falls Below $100,000 as Global Markets Slide Amid Risk-Off Sentiment
$BTC tumbled more than 6% on Tuesday, dropping below $100,000 for the first time since June as investors turned risk-averse. The sell-off came amid broader weakness in global markets and growing concern about a potential equity correction.
Major US stock indexes fell sharply, with tech and chip stocks leading declines. The Nasdaq Composite dropped 2.04%, while the S&P 500 fell 1.17%, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 0.53%. The sell-off followed warnings from Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley CEOs, who predicted a potential 10% market correction within two years.
Investor caution deepened as Treasury yields slipped and the US dollar climbed to a four-month high against the euro, pressuring risk assets such as cryptocurrencies. The MSCI global index fell 1.14%, while Europe’s STOXX 600 declined 0.3%.
In the US, Nvidia shares sank 4%, dragging semiconductor stocks lower. Palantir Technologies plunged 8% despite strong earnings and upbeat forecasts driven by AI adoption. Investor Michael Burry, famous for “The Big Short,” reportedly placed bearish bets on both Nvidia and Palantir.
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$BTC tumbled more than 6% on Tuesday, dropping below $100,000 for the first time since June as investors turned risk-averse. The sell-off came amid broader weakness in global markets and growing concern about a potential equity correction.
Major US stock indexes fell sharply, with tech and chip stocks leading declines. The Nasdaq Composite dropped 2.04%, while the S&P 500 fell 1.17%, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 0.53%. The sell-off followed warnings from Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley CEOs, who predicted a potential 10% market correction within two years.
Investor caution deepened as Treasury yields slipped and the US dollar climbed to a four-month high against the euro, pressuring risk assets such as cryptocurrencies. The MSCI global index fell 1.14%, while Europe’s STOXX 600 declined 0.3%.
In the US, Nvidia shares sank 4%, dragging semiconductor stocks lower. Palantir Technologies plunged 8% despite strong earnings and upbeat forecasts driven by AI adoption. Investor Michael Burry, famous for “The Big Short,” reportedly placed bearish bets on both Nvidia and Palantir.
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Europe just took a hit — STOXX 600 down 1.1%, tech getting crushed
European markets are bleeding today.
The #STOXX 600 dropped 1.1%, and the tech index fell 3.1%, hitting its lowest level since mid-September.
Tech stocks are taking the biggest hit as macro uncertainty grows and rate-cut expectations cool off again.
Clear risk-off vibes across the board — money is rotating out of growth and into safer plays.
Let’s see how U.S. data later tonight shapes the next move.
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European markets are bleeding today.
The #STOXX 600 dropped 1.1%, and the tech index fell 3.1%, hitting its lowest level since mid-September.
Tech stocks are taking the biggest hit as macro uncertainty grows and rate-cut expectations cool off again.
Clear risk-off vibes across the board — money is rotating out of growth and into safer plays.
Let’s see how U.S. data later tonight shapes the next move.
#stockmarket
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