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Aug 25 at 03:30 AM

NVIDIA’s seven-session decline reflects rising caution ahead of earnings, with investors weighing strong AI demand against higher memory-driven server costs. Reported price increases above 15% could pressure customers and raise questions about AI infrastructure spending, even if demand remains robust. The broader memory-stock selloff adds sector-wide pressure, while potential U.S. policy changes on Apple’s sourcing could further alter competitive dynamics. Earnings guidance will likely determine whether the recent weakness proves temporary or signals broader concerns.

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Nvidia has now fallen for seven straight sessions to $208.48 Monday, its longest losing streak since 2022, as investors turn cautious ahead of Wednesday's earnings — a slide compounded by a memory-chi...

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