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Wall Street Closes Lower; Nasdaq Drops 4% Amid Chip Stock Selloff

Wall Street closed lower on June 5 after a stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs report lifted Treasury yields and triggered a selloff in chip stocks. The Nasdaq fell 4% to 25,709, the S&P 500 dropped to 7,383, and the Dow fell to 50,866. Reuters said U.S.-traded chipmakers lost over $1 trillion in value, with Nvidia, Micron and AMD hit.

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after the June 5 close; sets up positioning for next session amid higher yields
risk-off: growth/AI and chip stocks sold as yields rose

NVDA is a key AI/semiconductor beta proxy getting hit by macro-driven risk-off and valuation concerns.

Article cites Nvidia down ~6% as investors question semiconductor/AI valuations after the chip selloff.

Near-term downside bias consistent with continued multiple compression if yields stay elevated.

Background

Stronger-than-expected May jobs data pushed Treasury yields higher, coinciding with a large selloff in US-traded chip stocks and a ~4% Nasdaq drop.

Why it matters

The macro catalyst (higher yields/hawkish Fed expectations) is driving a sector-wide de-risking trade, with AI/semiconductor names selling off together.

Market relevance

Macro-driven yield shock is resetting near-term risk appetite for AI/semiconductors, pressuring high-beta names into the next trading session.

Market effects

Broad semiconductor/AI selloff suggests valuation compression risk and higher discount-rate sensitivity across the chip complex.

US tech/growth weakness drove the Nasdaq’s largest decline since early 2025, reinforcing momentum downside risk.

Higher US yields and a stronger USD can transmit to global tech/semis via funding costs and risk appetite.

Alternative perspectives

If the jobs surprise is already priced, chip/AI could mean-revert quickly on any yield pullback.

The article references a weak Broadcom report earlier in the week; follow-through may depend on whether that specific read-across remains the market’s focus.

Key entities

  • Nvidia

    Named as down ~6% amid the chip-stock selloff and valuation concerns.

  • Micron Technology

    Included among chipmakers losing heavily as the sector shed over $1T.

  • Advanced Micro Devices

    Listed among the hardest-hit semiconductor stocks during the selloff.

  • Broadcom

    Earlier weak report is cited as a trigger for the chip selloff read-across.

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