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Archived story · published November 6, 2026. Coverage reflects reporting at the time. See today's brief

Business & Finance · November 6, 2026

European Stocks Join Global Selloff as AI Concerns Spread

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Global stock markets experienced a significant decline on Friday, with indices in Europe and Asia following a downturn in U.S. markets earlier in the week. The selloff, which initially centered on artificial intelligence and technology trades, expanded to impact every major sector, including healthcare. In Asia, Japanese markets fell into bear market territory. The volatility is being linked to concerns over heavy spending on artificial intelligence and the potential market implications following a Democratic sweep of Congress.

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  • Global stock markets in Europe and Asia experienced a significant selloff on Friday following earlier losses in the U.S.
  • The downturn has spread across multiple sectors.
  • The selloff has been linked to concerns surrounding artificial intelligence trades.

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  • Japan's market fell into a bear market.
  • The market decline wiped out weekly gains for European shares.
  • The selloff followed a Democratic sweep of Congress.
  • Healthcare stocks were specifically hit as the rout spread.

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