Wall Street Closes Sharply Lower: Nasdaq 100 Drops Nearly 4% on AI Spending Fears
Trading in New York ended with steep declines, capping a third consecutive week of losses amid investor concern over heavy artificial intelligence spending.

Trading on Wall Street closed sharply lower, led by technology stocks, news agencies Reuters and Bloomberg reported. The Nasdaq 100 index tumbled nearly 4% amid mounting investor concerns over the rapid cash burn and heavy capital spending by tech giants on artificial intelligence infrastructure.
According to the reports, the broad selloff capped a third consecutive week of market losses. The downward pressure was exacerbated by the steep plunge in Intel shares, which finished approximately 30% lower, weighing broadly across major indexes and funds. Further details regarding the impact of the closing session on next week's trading have not yet emerged.
Sources: Reuters, Bloomberg.com, Nacionale, Hindustan Times
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