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AI Washout Rattles Equities, NYT: Rubio Plans to Stay, More

Nov 5, 2026 · 6m

Summary

Stock markets plunged sharply on fears of tighter AI data center regulation, wiping out $2.3 trillion in value and triggering a sell-off in semiconductor stocks. The episode features T. Rowe Price portfolio manager Tony Wong discussing the deteriorating macro environment and political uncertainty. Additionally, the report covers lawmakers demanding a briefing from Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang regarding ties to China, California voters rejecting a billionaire tax, and Iran reviewing nuclear proposals amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Topics discussed

Sponsor: ChatGPT for business expansion planning Market crash driven by AI regulation fears and semiconductor sell-off T. Rowe Price portfolio manager analyzes AI stock momentum Bond market reaction and Treasury yield movements Marco Rubio stays in administration; Nvidia CEO wealth drops Lawmakers demand briefing on Nvidia CEO's China ties California voters reject billionaire tax proposal Scalise warns Republicans on oversight; bids for Minority Leader Impeachment articles introduced against Defense Secretary Hegseth Defense Secretary Hegseth responds to impeachment threats Iran reviews nuclear proposals via Qatari mediation Saudi-backed LiveGolf league to liquidate and shut down Bloomberg News Now sign-off Sponsor: ChatGPT for strategic business research Sponsor: Empower Personal Dashboard for financial planning Sponsor: Pfizer vaccine eligibility and booking Promo: Bloomberg Money weekly finance podcast
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