US stocks fell across the board

VTV.vn - Wall Street witnessed a decline in all three major indexes as concerns about the AI ​​technology bubble continued to dominate investor sentiment.

European and US stocks weaken as markets lack momentum

The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down more than 400 points, or about 0.8%. The S&P 500 also fell more than 1%, while the Nasdaq led the decline with a loss of nearly 2%, on track to become the index's worst week since April. A series of large technology stocks related to the AI ​​field such as Nvidia, Microsoft, Meta or AMD continued to witness a sell-off in this session. In addition, some data on increased layoffs also added pressure on the market about risks to the US economy in the final period of the year.

In Europe, sentiment was weighed down by some disappointing corporate earnings reports and official data showing that industrial output in Germany recovered less than expected in September 2025. Accordingly, the FTSE 100 index in London (UK) fell 0.4% to 9,735.78 points at the close. The CAC 40 index in Paris (France) lost 1.4% to 7,964.77 points and the DAX index in Frankfurt (Germany) fell 1.3% to 23,734.02 points.

After rallying throughout the summer and early fall, US stocks have been volatile in recent weeks as the government shutdown left investors starved of key economic updates.

Investors and policymakers are left “blindsided” by the government’s delay in releasing key data on employment, trade, retail sales and other areas, forcing investors to turn to private sources of data.

A report from redeployment firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas said the number of layoff announcements in October hit a 22-year high, while hiring activity slowed to a 14-year low.

The report paints a bleak picture of the U.S. labor market, but it bolsters the case for a December rate cut by the Federal Reserve, despite Chairman Jerome Powell’s unexpectedly hawkish tone after last month’s meeting, said Joe Mazzola, head of trading and derivatives strategy at brokerage Charles Schwab.

Investors are also digesting news that a majority of US Supreme Court justices are skeptical about the legality behind a sweeping series of Trump tariffs, which has also supported stocks.

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