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Dow Jones Plunges 800 Points: AI Fears, Trump Tariffs & Tech Sell-Off Rock US Market

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CNBC Awaaz•24-02-2026, 07:12

Dow Jones Plunges 800 Points: AI Fears, Trump Tariffs & Tech Sell-Off Rock US Market

•Dow Jones plummeted over 800 points, S&P 500 and Nasdaq also fell over 1%, with S&P 500 re-entering negative territory for 2026.
•IBM shares plunged 13% due to Anthropic's AI post, raising fears of AI replacing traditional tech systems.
•Software stocks like Microsoft and CrowdStrike continued to decline, while Citrini Research warned AI could push US unemployment to 10%.
•Donald Trump's renewed tariff warnings and uncertainty over a 15% tariff policy escalated global trade tensions.
•Investors flocked to safe assets like gold and silver; Bitcoin fell below $64,000, nearly 50% down from its October 2025 peak.

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