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Nvidia Shares Slip Below $200 Amid Data‑Center Concerns and Market Sell‑off

Nvidia Shares Slip Below $200 Amid Data‑Center Concerns and Market Sell‑off

Nvidia stock has come under fresh pressure amid concerns that data center restrictions could slow AI infrastructure spending. Shares fell below $200, but analysts remain bullish, with average price targets pointing to significant upside ahead of the company's November 17 earnings report.

Nvidia shares ($NVDA) edged lower to about $199 during Thursday’s pre‑market session.

Shares of NVIDIA Corporation ( NVDA) tumbled about 9% on Thursday, closing at $181.64 after shedding $18.49 on the day.

Nvidia stock sinks 8.80% to $182.52 as Democratic control of Congress raises data center concerns.

Nvidia faced selling pressure from tech sector de‑risking and profit‑taking.

Nvidia stock has hit a three‑month low.

US futures are mixed, with the Nasdaq lagging as the post‑midterm rotation out of chipmakers and the AI complex enters a ...

The AI stock sell‑off erased $2.5 trillion in market value.

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