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Wall Street is navigating a tricky October. Banks are pulling back on AI debt, while chip-sector weakness drags markets. Watch for big bank earnings to overcome investor doubt and for oil prices to remain stable after recent geopolitical events.

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Nasdaq Slides 2% Friday, Worst Week Since June

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Tech stocks erase $1 trillion of wealth as oil surges to $110 for the first time since May - NBC News

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Nasdaq Drops 2% as AI Trade Cracks Worsen

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Nasdaq Drops 2% in Worst Week Since June

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Banks Pull Back From AI Debt Pile

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S&P 500 Falls as Chip Shares Track Worst Week Since July

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Anthropic brings Wall Street an AI bull case

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Nasdaq Drops on Hot 3.7% September CPI

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Bond Traders Hand Crown to Equities as US Banks Deliver Results - Bloomberg.com

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Bank stocks rise on JPMorgan, Goldman earnings as chip stocks fall: AlphaCheck - Yahoo Finance

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Goldman Jumps On Strong Earnings. But Big Bank Rivals Waver, Fall. - Investor's Business Daily

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Wells Fargo beats profit estimates, NII and revenue fall short

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Chip Stocks Tumble on AI Spending Fears

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Asian Chip Stocks Plunge on US Selloff

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Chip Selloff Drags Markets, Snaps Dow Win Streak

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Dow Rises, Nasdaq Slips as Earnings Week Starts

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Wall Street's Record Trading Streak Set to Cool

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S&P 500 Closes Flat as Oil, Chip Stocks Weigh

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Nasdaq drops, oil rallies ahead of bank earnings, data

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Stocks Mixed Near Records; Micron Leads Tech Lower

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