Even before Friday’s slide jolted the US stock market out of its calm, some traders were preparing for unrest.
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Nvidia Corp. investors have typically rushed to buy the stock on any dips. But the mood since the DeepSeek-driven rout has been different, signaling that fears of a slowdown in AI spending aren’t going away.
Nvidia (NVDA) will report its highly anticipated fourth quarter earnings after the bell on Wednesday. Analysts and investors will be focused on how much revenue the company generated via its powerful Blackwell line of chips — as well as insights into how the AI giant is navigating the looming threat of tariffs and the potential for further export controls on shipments of its processors to China.
Investment firms for the world’s ultra-rich boosted their Nvidia Corp. allocations ahead of the DeepSeek-driven selloff.
Singapore accounts for only a very modest portion of Nvidia Corp.’s revenue, according to a senior official, as Washington is looking into whether Chinese AI startup DeepSeek has been securing chips via the Southeast Asian country.
Nvidia (NVDA), founded in 1993 by Jensen Huang and two others, is the second-largest company globally, valued at $3.4 trillion. Since its IPO (Initial Public Offering) in 1999, shares have surged over 300,
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