Nasdaq and S&P 500 fall as AI stocks sell off
In short
Wall Street fell, and the S&P 500 ended a six-year streak without a 1% drop. Before Wednesday, it had gone 53 straight sessions without a move that big.
This matters because AI stocks were leading the selloff and markets turned more shaky. The reporting does not say which AI shares moved most or how many points the indexes lost.
What the reporting says
The Nasdaq and wider Wall Street fell, with the S&P 500 ending a six-year streak of sessions without a 1% drop. The index went 53 straight sessions without a 1% fall before Wednesday, the longest run since January 2020, according to the summary. The reporting does not name the specific AI stocks behind the selloff or the exact index point losses.
Why it matters
The Nasdaq and broader Wall Street declined, and the S&P 500 ended a 53-session stretch without a 1% fall, according to the market summary. The move broke a run that had lasted six years and was the longest since January 2020. The summary says AI stocks led the selloff, but it does not identify which names drove the drop or give the exact index declines.