Nvidia shares fell 1.44% to close at $183.14, primarily pressured by new U.S. export requirements and China's cybersecurity software ban blocking imports of the H200 AI chip.
- Analysts maintain a consensus price target of around $260, citing strong AI demand and the Blackwell platform ramp as supportive factors despite geopolitical headwinds.
- The decline aligns with broader market weakness and ongoing concerns regarding U.S.-China trade risks, H20 chip charges, and tariff headwinds.
- The stock continued to dip slightly in after-hours trading, reaching $182.86 (-0.15%).