NVIDIA (NasdaqGS:NVDA) Sees 14% Weekly Fall Amid Bear Market Concerns

NVIDIA (NasdaqGS:NVDA) saw its share price drop 14% last week, which aligns sharply with the broader market downturn, where the Nasdaq entered bear market territory following the announcement of reciprocal tariffs that rattled tech stocks. Despite NVIDIA's significant collaborations, such as the partnership with Quantum Machines and expansions across AI and quantum computing sectors, these advancements seemingly couldn't offset the negative impact of the volatile market conditions. The week was marked by a steep selloff in technology stocks, underscoring the overarching impact of the new tariffs on global stock performance, which overshadowed specific company developments.

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Looking at NVIDIA's impressive performance over the past five years, the company's total shareholder returns of very large demonstrate substantial growth. Significant milestones have helped shape this trajectory. Noteworthy is NVIDIA's critical enhancement in the AI sector through partnerships with Toyota and Uber announced in April 2025, marking a foray into autonomous vehicles. Additionally, the expansion of the Blackwell architecture has positioned NVIDIA to capture a major share of AI workloads, reinforcing its market presence. Earnings reports in February 2025 highlighted a significant net income increase to US$72.9 billion from US$29.8 billion, illustrating robust financial health.

While NVIDIA exceeded the US market's return in the past year, challenges such as potential regulatory hurdles and export controls affecting China revenue cast shadows over its operations. However, collaborations with influential partners, including Salesforce and Tech Mahindra, have been instrumental in pushing forward AI capabilities across multiple global sectors, reinforcing NVIDIA's leadership in innovation.

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