Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq sink as tech stocks get pummeled, AI disruption fears grow
View original at finance.yahoo.comStock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq sink as tech stocks get pummeled, AI disruption fears grow US stocks turned sharply lower Thursday as fears of AI-driven disruption prompted investors to rotate out of technology shares…
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Payrolls surged above all expectations, the downward revisions were minimal, and wages and hours were up as well. The broad-based strength in the Jan jobs report vindicates our view that the Fed won't cut under Powell
80% confidenceWorld oil demand would rise by 850,000 barrels per day in 2026, 80,000 bpd lower than the agency's January forecast
80% confidenceThe market will spend 2026 in a deep oversupply glut of 3.73 million barrels per day of excess oil
80% confidenceIf the unemployment rate is stable or down even further by June, Warsh might be stuck on hold for the rest of the year
80% confidenceThe global oil market is tightening instead of loosening, especially as the US ratchets up pressure on Russia and Iran
80% confidenceElectricity prices rose by 6.9% year over year through December 2025, while PCE inflation rose 2.9% over the same period
80% confidenceOil demand would rise by 1.38 million barrels per day in 2026
80% confidenceThe system is ill-equipped to address the dramatic increase in demand created by AI data centers
80% confidenceAbout 1% of all US counties account for about 70% of data center capacity
80% confidenceWe see strong, broad-based demand for our technology solutions and remain focused on capturing the significant opportunities we see ahead
80% confidenceElectricity inflation has more than doubled headline inflation as the AI infrastructure and data center build-out have sent power demand soaring through the US
80% confidenceThe largest jumps in electricity inflation are likely to be seen in tighter power markets in the Midwest, California, and Texas
80% confidenceThe regulatory framework was not designed for single-sector load shocks, so policymakers are attempting to adjust in real time to the scale and speed at which the load forecasts are changing
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