Nvidia Stock Plunges on New US Export Rules Threatening China Revenue, Wiping Out $180 Billion in Value
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Nvidia stock surged in recent months but plunged this week due to new US export rules that threaten the company's China revenue.
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Nvidia gets about 20% of its revenue from China, so the export restrictions are a significant threat.
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The stock is still up strongly for the year, but has shed $180 billion in market value from its late August peak.
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Wall Street analysts remain overwhelmingly bullish on Nvidia despite the volatility and new export rules.
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Nvidia's flagship graphics card was caught up in the US export ban, more than doubling its price for Chinese gamers.