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* According to Bloomberg, Nvidia’s Chief Executive Officer, Jensen Huang, is scheduled to have a meeting with the former President Donald Trump in the White House this Friday, after a week of considerable stock instability for the semiconductor manufacturer.
* Due to the appearance of a sophisticated and inexpensive AI model from the Chinese company DeepSeek, which prompted a reassessment of AI investments on Wall Street, the stock Toncoin (TON) Value Forecast for March 26th decreased by more than 12% this week.
* Experts usually remain hopeful regarding the semiconductor manufacturer’s stock, implying that the market’s response might be a bit too much.
Following a week of unpredictability in the chipmaker’s stock, Bloomberg reported this Friday that Nvidia (NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang will be meeting with former President Donald Trump at the White House.
As the quick rise of the Chinese AI startup DeepSeek has unsettled the marketplace, the stock value has decreased by over 12% this week, trading at approximately $125 this Friday afternoon.
It is argued that DeepSeek’s AI model, which is gaining traction, rivals the performance of US competitors at a lower cost. This has brought about a reassessment of the competitiveness and technological spending of US AI leaders on Wall Street, which caused Nvidia and other AI stocks to face difficulties earlier in the week.
In spite of this, experts usually remain hopeful regarding the semiconductor manufacturer’s stock. Bank of America informed clients this Wednesday that they viewed the recent sell-off as a chance to purchase. Experts from Bernstein, Citigroup, Wedbush, and Raymond James also assume that the market’s response might be a bit too much.
Raymond James and Bank of America added that they foresee that competition from China may encourage major tech companies like Microsoft (MSFT), Amazon (AMZN), and Alphabet (GOOGL) to invest more in AI, which would be advantageous to Nvidia, Broadcom (AVGO), and other AI chipmakers.
Throughout the current week’s financial briefings, the leaders of both Microsoft and Meta reiterated their intentions to allocate substantial sums towards AI frameworks during the present year.
Prior to Jensen Huang’s meeting at the White House, rumors circulated suggesting the Trump government might be contemplating additional limitations on the export of advanced US-made semiconductors to China. This action could notably influence businesses such as Nvidia.
Nvidia disclosed in November that sales to China constituted more than 15% of the firm’s income during the third fiscal period. Nvidia is slated to unveil its fourth-quarter figures on February 26th, and experts will be keenly observing how these possible constraints could influence their forthcoming profits.
