Nasdaq fell 3% as chip stocks plunged amid fading expectations of an Iran nuclear deal. The sell‑off signals heightened investor anxiety and could dampen funding for the semiconductor sector and related tech investments. Nasdaq composite, major chip manufacturers, investors, U.S. and international policymakers Continued pressure on chip stocks and possible further market correction if the deal outlook remains dim The Nasdaq composite index has dropped by 3% due to a sharp sell-off in chip stocks, reflecting market anxiety over the fading prospects of a deal involving Iran. This downturn in one of the tech sector's most vital markets could lead to broader implications for technology investments and investor sentiment.
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