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NVIDIA News 12 January 2026 - 16 January 2026

Nvidia stock today: NVDA rises in premarket as China drafts rules for H200 chip buys

Nvidia stock today: NVDA rises in premarket as China drafts rules for H200 chip buys

New York, Jan 15, 2026, 08:51 EST — Premarket Nvidia Corp (NVDA) shares climbed 1.8% in Thursday premarket trading to $186.40, rebounding after a 1.4% drop on Wednesday, according to MarketWatch. The move followed a Nikkei Asia report saying China is drafting rules to limit how many advanced AI chips local companies can import from suppliers like Nvidia. Reuters, unable to confirm the Nikkei report, added that Beijing has instructed some firms to pause purchases of Nvidia’s H200 chips, with customs reportedly blocking shipments, sources told Reuters. (MarketWatch) Washington is reopening the pipeline, and that’s why the tug-of-war is heating
Nvidia stock slips as China blocks H200 chips and Washington adds new tariff risk

Nvidia stock slips as China blocks H200 chips and Washington adds new tariff risk

New York, Jan 15, 2026, 09:32 EST — Regular session underway. Nvidia shares dropped early Thursday in U.S. trading after a Reuters report revealed Chinese customs agents were instructed to block the company’s H200 AI chips from entering the country. The stock slipped 1.5% to $183.14, down from $185.85 at Wednesday’s close. The report also noted that some Chinese tech firms were advised not to buy the chips unless absolutely necessary, though it remains unclear if this is a formal ban or a temporary restriction. (Reuters) The China news hits a stock that’s turned into a barometer for global AI
Nvidia stock dips on China H200 roadblock as U.S. export rules shift — what NVDA traders watch next

Nvidia stock dips on China H200 roadblock as U.S. export rules shift — what NVDA traders watch next

New York, Jan 14, 2026, 16:01 ET — After-hours Nvidia stock (NVDA.O) slipped 1.6% to $182.79 late Wednesday after Reuters reported that Chinese customs told agents the company’s H200 AI chips can’t enter the country. Officials also cautioned local tech firms against buying them unless absolutely necessary. It’s not clear if this amounts to an official ban. Rhodium Group strategist Reva Goujon suggested Beijing might be “pushing to see what bigger concessions they can get” ahead of President Donald Trump’s April visit to meet Xi Jinping. (Reuters) Washington has moved to reopen a limited channel for H200 exports to China,
Nvidia stock drops on China H200 curb — the next date AI investors are watching

Nvidia stock drops on China H200 curb — the next date AI investors are watching

New York, January 14, 2026, 10:21 EST — Regular session Nvidia shares dipped early Wednesday after Reuters reported that Chinese customs officials told agents this week the company’s H200 AI chips cannot enter China. The report added that local tech firms were advised to avoid purchasing the chips unless absolutely necessary—a move one insider called “basically a ban for now.” Rhodium Group strategist Reva Goujon suggested Beijing might be “pushing to see what bigger concessions they can get” ahead of President Donald Trump’s planned April trip to Beijing. (reuters.com) Washington has just greenlit exports of the H200 — Nvidia’s second
Nvidia stock (NVDA) steadies as China blocks H200 chip imports, clouding U.S. export green light

Nvidia stock (NVDA) steadies as China blocks H200 chip imports, clouding U.S. export green light

New York, Jan 14, 2026, 09:33 EST — Regular session Nvidia shares ticked up 0.5% to $185.81 in early Wednesday trading after Reuters reported that Chinese customs officials instructed agents to block imports of the company’s H200 AI chips. This move complicates any potential restart of sales in China. The report added that Chinese regulators have warned local tech firms against buying the chips unless absolutely “necessary,” injecting fresh uncertainty into a market that has closely watched China access as a key driver for Nvidia’s stock. (Reuters) The timing is critical as Washington has just laid out new rules enabling
Nvidia stock slips before open as China blocks H200 chips, clouding U.S. export green light

Nvidia stock slips before open as China blocks H200 chips, clouding U.S. export green light

New York, January 14, 2026, 08:15 EST — Premarket Nvidia shares dipped about 0.7% in premarket trading Wednesday ahead of the 9:30 a.m. ET open. Sources said China’s customs agents have been instructed to block the company’s H200 AI chips from entering the country. The stock last traded near $184.5, after closing Tuesday up 0.5% at $185.81. (Reuters) This move comes a day after Washington officially approved exports of the H200 chip to China under new export controls—rules that restrict what companies can sell abroad—fueling investor optimism that Nvidia might resume shipments to a crucial market. The U.S. regulation demands
Nvidia stock braces for a China shock as customs blocks H200 AI chips despite U.S. export nod

Nvidia stock braces for a China shock as customs blocks H200 AI chips despite U.S. export nod

New York, January 14, 2026, 06:27 EST — Premarket Nvidia shares inched up about 0.5% to $185.81 in U.S. premarket trading Wednesday, despite reports that Chinese customs officials told agents the company’s H200 AI chips aren’t allowed into China. Sources briefed on the situation said Beijing also warned local tech firms against buying the chips unless absolutely necessary. Rhodium Group strategist Reva Goujon suggested China might be “pushing to see what bigger concessions they can get” ahead of President Donald Trump’s planned April visit. (Reuters) The mixed signals are crucial now since the H200 occupies a central spot in the
Nvidia stock gets Washington’s green light for H200 China sales — but Beijing adds a snag

Nvidia stock gets Washington’s green light for H200 China sales — but Beijing adds a snag

New York, January 13, 2026, 5:04 PM EST — After-hours Nvidia shares rose Tuesday following the U.S. decision to relax export controls on its H200 AI chips to China, introducing conditions that may allow shipments to resume. The stock closed up roughly 0.5% at $185.81 and showed little movement after hours. The policy change comes at a sensitive time for AI chip stocks, where China demand and export restrictions have dominated the conversation. For Nvidia, even a slight signal of reopening has been enough to sway investor expectations on shipments this year. The catch: both sides are tightening the screws
CoreWeave stock slips today after CEO swats away Nvidia “circular financing” claims

CoreWeave stock slips today after CEO swats away Nvidia “circular financing” claims

New York, January 13, 2026, 11:02 ET — Regular session CoreWeave (CRWV) shares slipped 1.4% to $88.67 on Tuesday, pulling back after nearly a 12% surge the day before. The jump came after management reassured investors about the lifespan of its graphics chips powering AI data centers. (The Motley Fool) The market is wrestling with a straightforward question tangled in complexity: how long will pricey AI hardware hold its value, and what’s the ongoing cost to keep upgrading it? CoreWeave is caught in the middle. Its model hinges on funding vast quantities of chips and maintaining high rental utilization. Investors,
Nvidia stock in premarket: H200 China payment clarification, Lilly AI lab and TSMC earnings in focus

Nvidia stock in premarket: H200 China payment clarification, Lilly AI lab and TSMC earnings in focus

New York, Jan 13, 2026, 08:38 EST — Premarket Nvidia shares showed little movement in premarket trading Tuesday following the company’s announcement that customers won’t need to pay upfront for its H200 chip, a data-center GPU designed for AI model training and deployment. The stock inched up roughly 0.03% to $184.94. (Reuters) The remark comes amid a market viewing China as a critical factor for Nvidia—not a collapse scenario, but a region where red tape and regulations can delay shipments that would otherwise boost revenue. With Nvidia’s stock often driven by the next quarter’s supply and demand, even minor hiccups
Nvidia stock slips early as traders eye China chip demand, TSMC outlook and CPI

Nvidia stock slips early as traders eye China chip demand, TSMC outlook and CPI

New York, Jan 12, 2026, 09:34 EST — Regular session Nvidia (NVDA.O) shares dipped slightly in early Monday trading, falling around 0.1% to $184.86. The drop followed a slip in U.S. futures as investors remained wary of big-cap growth stocks. Timing is critical. This week packs a heavy slate of macro data and earnings reports, and traders have quickly sold off AI-related gains whenever bond yields spike or policy risks emerge. Wall Street futures dipped earlier after the White House renewed pressure on the Federal Reserve, raising fresh doubts about the Fed’s independence—a concern that often weighs on rate-sensitive tech
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Prudential plc share price ends week higher as PRU buyback and BoE rate bets shape the next move

Prudential plc share price ends week higher as PRU buyback and BoE rate bets shape the next move

7 February 2026
London, Feb 7, 2026, 09:27 (GMT) — Market closed. Prudential plc shares (PRU.L) closed 0.5% higher on Friday at about 1,182 pence, trimming the previous day’s losses as the insurer stayed active in the market with stock repurchases. With the London market shut for the weekend, traders now head into Monday with rates and buybacks back on the checklist. (Hargreaves Lansdown) The near-term push and pull is coming from the interest-rate story, which has shifted again since the Bank of England’s latest signals and survey reads. A BoE market participants survey released on Friday showed expectations for the policy rate
Meta stock faces an AI split: ad gains vs a $135 billion bill

Meta stock faces an AI split: ad gains vs a $135 billion bill

7 February 2026
Meta shares dropped 1.3% to $661.46 on Friday after the company projected 2026 capital spending of up to $135 billion, raising investor concerns over cash flow. Meta reported Q4 revenue of $59.89 billion, up 24% year-over-year, with ad impressions rising 18%. Analysts remain divided on whether AI-driven ad gains can offset the steep spending ramp.
IAG share price jumps toward a 52-week peak — what to watch before London reopens

IAG share price jumps toward a 52-week peak — what to watch before London reopens

7 February 2026
IAG shares rose 4.33% to 438.50 pence Friday, near their 52-week high, ahead of full-year results due later this month. The company reported 162,073,135 treasury shares and total voting rights of 4,565,128,012. Brent crude fell 2.2% Thursday to $67.93 a barrel. South Europe Ground Services logged 712,340 operations in 2025 and seeks approval to operate in Portugal.
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