NVIDIA News 20 December 2025 - 25 December 2025

NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) ended the holiday-shortened Christmas Eve session essentially flat-to-lower and then dipped slightly in after-hours trading, as Wall Street’s “Santa Claus rally” window officially began amid thin volumes and record-setting moves in the broader market. NVDA last traded at $188.61 at the close, with after-hours trading around $188.52 (about -0.05%) shortly after the bell. The stock’s day range was $186.59 to $188.72, with a 52-week range of $86.63 to $212.19 and market cap around $4.58 trillion, per market data at the close. Google One key calendar note before we go further: U.S. markets are closed Thursday, Dec.

NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) is heading into Christmas Eve with a familiar mix of fuel and friction: a powerful AI demand narrative, a fresh policy twist on China chip exports, and the kind of valuation debate that never sleeps—even when the market calendar tries to. NVDA last traded around $189.21 (up about 3% from the prior close), keeping the stock near the center of the “Magnificent Seven” conversation as investors position for 2026. StockAnalysis+1 The big story underpinning today’s NVIDIA stock chatter is geopolitical and commercial at the same time: Nvidia’s H200 AI chip is back in play for China,

NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) heads into the Christmas Eve session with fresh momentum after a strong Tuesday rally in U.S. growth stocks—and with investors still digesting fast-moving headlines around U.S.-China chip policy and the company’s ability to sell advanced AI hardware into China. After the closing bell on Tuesday, Dec. 23, 2025, Nvidia shares finished the regular session at $189.18 and were little changed in after-hours trading (around $189.12–$189.20 shortly after 4:00 p.m. ET), signaling that traders largely held positions rather than chasing or fading the move into the evening. StockAnalysis+1 Tomorrow’s session (Wednesday, Dec. 24, 2025) is not a

NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) finished Monday’s session higher and then held close to its closing levels in early after-hours trading, as investors digested a fresh round of U.S.–China chip-export headlines that could reopen a meaningful (but politically sensitive) sales channel in 2026. NVDA closed at $183.69, up 1.49% on the day, and traded slightly lower in after-hours at around $183.46 as of roughly 5:12 p.m. ET. StockAnalysis After-hours snapshot: where NVDA stands tonight Here’s the clean “where we are” picture after the bell on Monday, Dec. 22, 2025: The takeaway: today’s move wasn’t a volatile “gap-and-go” event—it was a steady,

NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) heads into the Christmas-shortened trading week with a rare mix of policy-driven upside and policy-driven risk. By Sunday, 21.12.2025, the stock’s near-term narrative has become less about “AI demand” in the abstract—and more about who can legally buy which NVIDIA chips, where they can be used, and what Washington might do next. The latest official quote shows NVDA at $180.99, up $6.71 (+3.85%) versus the prior close, with a recent session range of $175.57–$181.37 and volume around 325 million shares. Below is the week-ahead briefing: the most relevant current news, the freshest market-wide catalysts, and the

NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) is closing out the week at the center of two storylines that tend to move its stock the most: AI demand and geopolitics. Heading into the weekend of December 20, 2025, Nvidia shares are around $180.99 (latest available trade/close), after a strong end to the week that left the company once again dominating headlines across markets, tech, and policy. Investors.com Just as importantly for investors, the latest news cycle isn’t only about new GPUs. It’s about the rules that govern where those chips can go, how customers might access them, and how Nvidia is reinforcing its