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#NasdaqWorstDayInOverAYear #NasdaqWorstDayInOverAYear was Friday, June 5, 2026 📉

What happened:
🔥Nasdaq Composite sank 4.2% to 25,709.43, its worst single-day drop since April 10, 2025. In points, it fell 1,121, the biggest point drop on record.
🔥S&P 500 dropped 2.6% and snapped a 9-week winning streak
🔥Dow fell 1.4%, or 695 points.
🔥 About $1.75 trillion was wiped from US stocks, with semis leading the rout.
Why it crashed — 4 main drivers flagged by traders:
1. Strong jobs report: May payrolls added 172,000 jobs, more than double expectations. Good for the economy, bad for stocks because it kills hopes of Fed rate cuts. Traders raised odds of a December hike to 43%.
2. Bond yields spiked: 10-year Treasury jumped to 4.53%-4.54%. Higher yields hit tech/AI stocks with lofty valuations.
3. AI/semiconductor unwind: The “parabolic seven” semis like Marvell, Micron, Sandisk got crushed after huge 2026 runs. PHLX Semiconductor Index fell 10.3%, worst day since March 2020. Broadcom earnings didn’t raise AI outlook, adding to disappointment. 4. Portfolio rebalancing: SpaceX’s confirmed S&P 500 inclusion for June 22 pushed funds to sell year-to-date winners to make room.
Market reaction:
Tech got hammered — Nvidia -6%, Broadcom -8%, Marvell -16.7%. Consumer staples was the only S&P sector up 2.3%. The VIX fear gauge surged 30% to a 2-month high.

Context: Despite the selloff, analysts note we’re just back to levels from a few weeks ago after a 10%+ run in 2026. “Bull market, couple days counter trend doesn’t change that,” per CIBC’s Donabedian.
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Global crude oil markets are entering a sensitive phase shaped by supply discipline, geopolitical uncertainty, and shifting demand patterns. In the near term, prices are likely to remain range-bound as major producers continue managing output to avoid sharp oversupply. OPEC+ policy decisions will play a central role, with any production cuts supporting prices while gradual increases may cap upside momentum.
On the demand side, global consumption is stabilizing but not accelerating strongly, as economic growth in China remains uneven and developed economies face slower industrial activity. However, seasonal demand spikes and transportation fuel needs could provide short-term support.
Over the medium cycle, energy transition policies are gradually reshaping long-term expectations, limiting extreme bullish runs. Still, oil remains structurally important, and supply constraints from underinvestment in exploration could create future price volatility.
Overall, the outlook suggests cyclical swings rather than a sustained bull or bear trend, with volatility driven by geopolitics, inventory levels, and OPEC+ coordination.
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