NVIDIA stock price falls today: NVDA drops 2.18% in early trading, concerns over demand and export restrictions put pressure on AI
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NVIDIA's stock price fell 2.18% on Thursday morning, continuing the 1.5% decline from the previous trading day. Concerns about demand for AI chips and U.S. export restrictions weighed on the stock price. In pre-market trading, NVDA fluctuated between $216 and $218, below the recent closing level of around $222, and also fell below the range of $228 to $242 that had been maintained in recent weeks.
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NVIDIA's stock price fell 2.18% in early trading on Thursday, continuing the 1.5% decline from the previous trading day. Concerns about demand for AI chips and U.S. export restrictions weighed on the stock's performance.

In pre-market trading, NVDA fluctuated between $216 and $218, below the recent closing level of around $222, and also fell below the range of $228 to $242 that has been maintained in recent weeks.

This weak trend has also spread to technology stocks, which are favored by retail investors, indicating a broader shift towards risk aversion in the crowded trading of growth stocks.

Financial disclosure documents show that Donald Trump sold NVIDIA shares worth between $500,100 and $1 million on August 21, 2026.

NVIDIA's fundamentals remain strong, with revenue of approximately $216 billion, a gross margin close to 74.7%, and cash and short-term investments exceeding $62 billion.

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