Nvidia stock slips again after Monday's 9% decline as tariffs weigh on the market
Nvidia on Monday tumbled 8.7% to close at its lowest level since September. The drop followed a report from the Wall Street Journal that its latest Blackwell AI GPUs are reaching China despite export controls, reigniting investor fears of a further tightening of US trade restrictions on the chips.
Nvidia stock (NVDA) has further to fall, claims a leading analyst, with fears that it could hit $100 in a matter of hours.
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