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Sign InIn a move reflecting market concerns over massive capital commitments in the AI sector, hardware and chip stocks faced a sharp sell-off. According to reports from The Wall Street Journal, NVIDIA shares dropped 5% to reach $197. This decline follows news that the company is in talks to guarantee a staggering $250 billion in financing for OpenAI's data center buildout, raising significant questions regarding risk exposure and the scale of financial obligations.
The selling pressure extended to competitors within the semiconductor industry, impacting broader sentiment toward hardware firms. Per market data, AMD closed at $197.64, while INTC stood at $197.64 (as of July 24, 2026). Data also shows that TSM, a key manufacturing partner, settled at $403.41, highlighting a collective caution across the sector following the disclosure of the massive financing plan for OpenAI's infrastructure.
Regarding price action, NVDA was positioned at $197.64 at the close of July 27, 2026, after hitting a day low of $195.92. Traders are currently monitoring whether the stock can maintain levels above immediate support, especially as the upcoming economic calendar shows few major catalysts directly impacting the tech sector. Focus remains on any official confirmation regarding the financing agreement to assess the long-term impact on NVIDIA's balance sheet.