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[Breaking] U.S. Stock Markets Decline Across the Board… Nasdaq Down 0.25%, Tech Stock Correction in Focus

Major U.S. stock market indices in New York are uniformly declining as of the afternoon of the 10th Korean time, showing a modest correction trend. Notably, the Nasdaq Composite Index is experiencing a relatively larger decline, drawing market attention to whether selling pressure is intensifying, p

Wooil Shim
Staff Reporter
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[Breaking] U.S. Stock Markets Decline Across the Board… Nasdaq Down 0.25%, Tech Stock Correction in Focus
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Major U.S. stock market indices in New York are uniformly declining as of the afternoon of the 10th Korean time, showing a modest correction trend. Notably, the Nasdaq Composite Index is experiencing a relatively larger decline, drawing market attention to whether selling pressure is intensifying, particularly among technology stocks.

As of the afternoon of the 10th Korean time, the major index movements are as follows:

• Dow Jones Industrial Average: 53,965.42, down 71.51 points (0.13%) from the previous trading day (intraday high 54,072.66, low 53,942.34) • S&P 500 Index: 7,751.26, down 6.20 points (0.08%) (intraday high 7,759.46, low 7,747.76) • Nasdaq Composite Index: 26,624.49, down 66.12 points (0.25%) (intraday high 26,685.27, low 26,609.02) • Russell 2000 Index: 3,031.98, down 2.51 points (0.08%) (intraday high 3,032.21, low 3,020.17)

Overall, modest corrections are prevailing rather than sharp declines, but given that the Nasdaq's drop is steeper than those of the Dow Jones and S&P 500, it is necessary to keep potential selling pressure on tech stocks in mind.

Subsequent intraday movements may vary depending on the performance of large-cap tech stocks, U.S. interest rate expectations, and the direction of the bond market. Current figures represent pre-close prices, so attention should be paid to further fluctuations.

[This article is for informational purposes only and does not recommend buying or selling any specific stocks or indices. Investment decisions and their consequences are the sole responsibility of the investor. This article was written with AI assistance.]

Wooil Shim
Staff Reporter

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