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The US stock market experienced a notable decline as investors reacted to Nvidia's announcement of significant restrictions on chip exports to China. This development raised concerns about the potential impact on the semiconductor industry and broader economic relations between the two countries. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all saw losses as market participants weighed the implications of these new export controls.
Adding to the market's woes, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell warned of the "challenging" effects of tariffs on the economy, further fueling investor anxiety. Powell's comments highlighted the ongoing uncertainty surrounding trade policies and their potential to disrupt economic growth. As a result, traders are closely monitoring developments in both the tech sector and the broader geopolitical landscape.
With these factors at play, market sentiment remains cautious, leading to a downward trend in major indices as investors seek to navigate the evolving situation.
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