
U.S. Tech Rout Sparks Global Risk-Off Move: What Traders Need to Know
A $2.5 trillion tech selloff pushed the Nasdaq into correction territory and pressured global risk assets. Here’s what triggered the move and how traders can respond.
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A $2.5 trillion tech selloff pushed the Nasdaq into correction territory and pressured global risk assets. Here’s what triggered the move and how traders can respond.

Bitcoin dropped below $76,000 as a technology-stock rout, $1 billion-plus in liquidations, and major ETF outflows intensified crypto market pressure.

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US stocks plunge as AI regulation and data-center spending concerns trigger a technology-led risk-off move across global markets.

Bitcoin falls toward $76,000 as technology-stock weakness, liquidations, and risk aversion pressure Ether, XRP, and the wider crypto market.

The yen gained as weak equities drove safe-haven demand and BoJ minutes raised expectations for faster rate hikes if inflation accelerates.