Wall Street opens in a scattered order after yesterday's plunge
Following Thursday's losses on November 5, investors remain reluctant to express optimism, even after several attempts.
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After the losses of Thursday, November 5, investors are reluctant to be optimistic despite several recoveries.
The New York Stock Exchange is looking to recover on Friday after its plunge the day before linked to concerns over artificial intelligence (AI), but investors are reluctant to be too optimistic. In the first exchanges, the Nasdaq index - with a strong technological coloring - advanced 1.18% and the broader S&P 500 index gained 0.28%, far from compensating Thursday's losses. The Dow Jones fell by another 1.01%.
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