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Stock Market Today (October 30, 2026): Nasdaq Sinks on AI Fears

Daily markets wrap for October 30, 2026: S&P 500, Nasdaq, Dow, Europe, Asia, gold, oil and bitcoin in one table, plus what moved prices.

FinStackX Editorial Team ·

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Stocks fell sharply in New York on Friday, October 30, as disappointing results from Intel and Amazon revived worries about AI spending. Gold and Asian shares also fell, while oil rose.

Markets at a glance

Asset Level Change As of
S&P 500 7,580.07 -1.8% Oct 30 close
Nasdaq Composite 25,437.00 -2.86% Oct 30 close
Dow Jones 51,770.31 -1.1% Oct 30 close
Russell 2000 2,811.84 -1.7% Oct 30 close
FTSE 100 10,729.78 +0.07% Oct 30 close
DAX (Germany) n/a -0.85% Oct 30 close
CAC 40 (France) 7,969.42 little changed Oct 30 close
STOXX 600 646.75 -0.36% Oct 30 close
Nikkei 225 (Japan) 63,290.11 -2.12% Oct 30 close
Hang Seng (Hong Kong) 23,294.42 +1.46% Oct 30 close
Gold futures $3,884.90 -3.6% Oct 30 settle
Brent crude (January) $113.43 rose Oct 30 settle
WTI crude $104.12 rose Oct 30 settle
Bitcoin about $77,381 about -$2,656 vs day before 8:15 a.m. ET, Oct 30
US 10-year yield n/a n/a not verified
EUR/USD n/a n/a not verified

Sources: Yahoo Finance, BBN Times, Investing.com, FinanceFeeds, CryptoTicker, Fortune. Figures come from different outlets and times; "n/a" means we could not verify a level.

What moved markets

  • Tech earnings. Intel shares fell about 29% after weak guidance and supply problems, and Amazon's spending plans worried investors, CNBC reported. The S&P 500 had its worst day since June.
  • Oil. Brent rose on reports of a tanker attack and mine claims near the Strait of Hormuz, a key shipping route.
  • Gold. Gold futures fell 3.6% as bets on a Fed rate hike grew; our full gold report has the details.
  • Japan. The Nikkei fell after the Bank of Japan held rates at 1.25%.

What to watch next

The week ahead is packed: Apple earnings on Monday, US midterm elections and AMD earnings on Tuesday, and the October jobs report on Friday, November 6.

Sources

This article is for informational purposes only and is not financial advice. Markets move quickly; check live prices before making decisions.

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