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US stocks weekly selloff

Story timeline · 16 updates, 17 Oct to 7 Nov 2026

US stocks have been selling off, with the Nasdaq posting its worst week since June in mid-October as Wall Street reassessed the economy. On 7 November AI bubble fears after Democratic midterm wins sent the Nasdaq 100 down sharply, and the Magnificent Seven shed about $1.04tn in a day on AI regulation worries.

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  1. S&P 500 logs biggest weekly fall since June as Nasdaq 100 drops 2.5%

  2. Nasdaq posts worst week since June as Wall Street reassesses US economy

  3. US stocks set to rebound after AI sell-off, BNP's Bhayani says

  4. US VIX jumps 47% to 24.44 as all three main indices fall

  5. VIX jumps 47% to intraday high of 24.44, highest since 7 April

  6. US stocks slide as VIX jumps 62.73% to 27.03

  7. Nasdaq falls as much as 4.83% intraday as US stocks slide

  8. Wall Street fear gauge jumps as much as 48% intraday

  9. Noel Smith says US stock slump looks like hedge fund liquidation

  10. US stocks post worst single-day fall since March 2020 as hedge funds cut staff

  11. Nasdaq correction history points to recovery after selloff, analysis says

  12. Saxo's Charu Chanana says it is too early to call a bear market

  13. US stocks fall, Nasdaq drops 5.52% as AI capex worries weigh

  14. Wall Street sell-off spread from retail to hedge funds, Vanda Research strategist says

  15. AI bubble fears spark $5.7tn US stock sell-off after midterm results

  16. US 'Magnificent Seven' lose about $1.04tn in a day as AI optimism fades

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