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Nvidia (NVDA) Tumbles After Broadcom $10B OpenAI Chip Deal Sparks Competition Fears | Stock Story | Login to see the signal | |
Nvidia (NVDA) Stock Trades Down, Here Is WhySummaryNvidia shares fell after Broadcom confirmed a $10B custom chip deal with OpenAI, raising competition concerns; Q2 beat but slight data-center miss and in-line Q3 guidance also weighed on sentiment. |
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Nvidia (NVDA) Tumbles After Quarterly Miss as China Business Uncertainty Clouds AI Outlook | ReutersRefinitiv | Login to see the signal | |
UPDATE 1-Asia Morning Call-Global MarketsSummaryNvidia missed investors' lofty quarterly expectations and shares slipped amid uncertainty over its China business, even as it confirmed strong AI infrastructure spending and markets hit record highs. |
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Nvidia (NVDA) Slips on China Uncertainty Despite Strong Revenue Forecast | Reuters | Login to see the signal | |
US stock indexes mostly edge higher but Nvidia shares slip; dollar weakensSummaryStocks rose as the dollar fell on growing Fed easing bets; Nvidia slipped ~1% on China uncertainty despite strong guidance, while the euro climbed to $1.1671 ahead of Fed-linked data and possible September cuts. |
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Nvidia (NVDA) Tumbles as Guidance Excludes China H20 Shipments amid Trade Tensions | ReutersRefinitiv | Login to see the signal | |
Reactions to Nvidia's mixed outlook, China uncertaintySummaryNvidia excluded H20 shipments to China from guidance amid US-China trade tensions, denting investor sentiment and sparking concerns about data-center demand despite strong overall results and CEO reassurance; shares fell about 2%. |
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Nvidia (NVDA) Tumbles on Data‑Centre Miss Despite Strong Q3 Revenue Guide | Reuters | Login to see the signal | |
Nvidia shares fall 2.9% in Frankfurt, day after resultsSummaryNvidia shares fell 2.9% after results missed some analyst expectations in the data‑centre segment, despite issuing stronger-than-expected Q3 revenue guidance of $54B ±2% versus $53.14B estimates. |