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All three major U.S. stock market indexes closed in the red on Tuesday, reflecting a downturn in investor sentiment. The Nasdaq Composite was particularly hard hit, falling by 0.68% and leading the day's losses. This decline follows a noticeable loss of momentum in the artificial intelligence sector, which had previously driven substantial market enthusiasm.
As investors reassess their positions, concerns over the sustainability of AI-related gains have become increasingly apparent. The Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 also experienced declines, contributing to a broader market retreat. Analysts suggest that the cooling off of the AI trade may be a natural market correction, but it has nonetheless raised questions about the future trajectory of tech stocks.
Market participants are now closely monitoring economic indicators and corporate earnings reports for further insights into market direction as volatility continues to shape trading sessions.
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