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A tech sell-off began in New York markets, driven by rate hike concerns and hawkish commentary from the FED.

9 reports, 8 independent Updated Oct 22
Gone quiet Reached 3 outlets in its first 24 hours
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A tech sell-off began in New York markets, driven by rate hike concerns and hawkish commentary from the FED.

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  1. CoreWeave's stock drop and inflation data are contributing to Nasdaq's decline amid FED policy uncertainty.1 source
  2. Chip selloff and market sentiment are influenced by the hawkish Fed, affecting Nasdaq and tech stocks like AMD and Meta.1 source
  3. Soft data caused rate hike bets to collapse, driving metal prices up and tech stocks down.1 source
  4. Global sell-off in semiconductor shares due to AI-optical supply chain liquidation.1 source
  5. Hawkish Fed commentary and rate hike concerns trigger a tech stock sell-off in New York markets.1 source

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