US EditionNasdaq ends at another record high on Nvidia's China chip cheer
UNITED STATES, JUL 15 – Nvidia's stock climbed 5.06% after the U.S. government reversed April export restrictions, enabling renewed sales of H20 AI chips to China following a strategic meeting between CEO Jensen Huang and President Trump.
- On July 15, 2025, Nvidia's stock surged to a record $172.38 after the U.S. allowed resumption of H20 AI chip sales to China.
- This followed April 2025 export restrictions that had nearly halved Nvidia's China market share and a strategic meeting between CEO Huang and Trump.
- The announcement fueled a Nasdaq record close and tech sector gains amid subdued inflation and a strong start to the second-quarter earnings season.
- Nvidia's year-to-date return at +22.2% and five-year gain over 1,486% highlight strong investor confidence and the stock's role as a growth catalyst.
- The resumed China sales position Nvidia for continued growth, while geopolitical developments and trade frameworks could influence future export policies.
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