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AI stocks rebound, and Wall Street nearly returns to where it was before last week's sell-off

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First reported on Tuesday 10 November 2026 at 23:46 EST by The Philadelphia Inquirer·Latest article on Wednesday 11 November 2026 at 16:42 EST

Summary

Asian shares were mostly higher on Wednesday 11 November on AI chip demand, following a retreat on Wall Street as U.S. inflation rose higher than expected in October, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported, and US equity futures extended gains as positive results from neocloud provider CoreWeave helped offset bets on higher interest rates, according to Bloomberg. A rebound for stocks in the AI industry then lifted the U.S. market, the Inquirer and the LA Times reported, both headlining that Wall Street nearly returns to where it was before last week's sell-off.

Latest: A rebound for AI stocks lifted the U.S. market, the LA Times and The Philadelphia Inquirer reported, headlining that Wall Street nearly returns to where it was before last week's sell-off, after Asian shares mostly rose on AI chip demand despite Wall Street's retreat on inflation data, according to the Inquirer, and US equity futures extended gains as positive results from CoreWeave helped offset bets on higher interest rates, Bloomberg reported.

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How it unfolded

  1. Wednesday 11 November

    A rebound for AI stocks lifted the U.S. market, the LA Times and The Philadelphia Inquirer reported, headlining that Wall Street nearly returns to where it was before last week's sell-off, after Asian shares mostly rose on AI chip demand despite Wall Street's retreat on inflation data, according to the Inquirer, and US equity futures extended gains as positive results from CoreWeave helped offset bets on higher interest rates, Bloomberg reported.

  2. Tuesday 10 November