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NVIDIA Corporation

240 $ +0.56% day

NVIDIA, the Santa Clara company whose graphics processors do most of the world's AI training, trades on the Nasdaq. Its sales to China depend on US export licences, so the stock moves on Washington as much as on data-centre demand.

Oct 6 · 240.23 $ · +6.4% vs the window’s open

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Sep 10218.36 $−2.4%
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Sep 15212.17 $+0.6%
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Sep 17219.34 $+2.5%
Sep 18222.27 $+1.3%
Sep 21227.38 $+2.3%
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Sep 25225.07 $+0.2%
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Sep 30228.38 $+0.5%
Oct 1230.86 $+1.1%
Oct 2233.95 $+1.3%
Oct 5238.90 $+2.1%
Oct 6latest240.23 $+0.6%

Lately

Nvidia met its lowest valuation in more than a decade with a record $150 billion buyback, above Apple's $110bn. Washington capped its compute sales to China before the Trump–Xi summit, where export controls never came up; the truce now runs to January 10, and Jensen Huang's pull with Trump is the lever for reopening that market.

  1. Nvidia’s Record Share Buyback
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