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Tech Volatility Hits Highest Since Dot-Com Bust Next to S&P 500

Tech Volatility Hits Highest Since Dot-Com Bust Next to S&P 500
Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 07 July 2026, 11:45 UTC By Bernard Goyder 1 min read
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Tech Volatility Hits Highest Since Dot-Com Bust Next to S&P 500 The higher the rally in technology high-flyers, the louder the anxiety around a new wave of turbulence in the group. The Cboe NDX Volatility Index, a gauge of contract costs tied to the Nasdaq 100 Index, has been rising steadily this year and is now sitting near 27.

Tech Volatility Hits Highest Since Dot-Com Bust Next to S&P 500 The higher the rally in technology high-flyers, the louder the anxiety around a new wave of turbulence in the group. The Cboe NDX Volatility Index, a gauge of contract costs tied to the Nasdaq 100 Index, has been rising steadily this year and is now sitting near 27. The reading represents the highest level since 2002 relative to the Cboe VIX Index, which uses such contracts to measure the expected price swings for the broader S&P 500.
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