Nvidia’s shares surged 4% to $170.70 after resuming GPU exports to China, with the Trump administration’s approval. Despite a 0.4% drop in the S&P 500, Nvidia outperformed with strong individual growth. Meanwhile, AMD jumped 6.4% to $155.61, contrasting with Intel’s 1.63% decline to $22.92, showing sector disparities.

Nvidia’s trading volume hit 229 million shares, below the 200-day average of 253 million. The stock regained positive momentum by surpassing the 200-day moving average at $131.40. Nvidia’s access to the Chinese market and AI infrastructure investments strengthen its position as a top semiconductor manufacturer in the AI field.

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