Nvidia Shares Plunge Over 7% on CEO Conduct Reports and Tech Sector Pressure
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Nvidia shares plunged by more than 7% in pre-market trading on Thursday following reports concerning CEO Jensen Huang's personal conduct, according to investinglive.com. The sell-off put Nasdaq futures under pressure and soured sentiment across AI-related stocks, compounded by fears of tighter chip restrictions for Chinese firms.
Nvidia closed at $173.73 on November 11, 2026, while peer semiconductor stocks showed varied performance with AMD closing at $552.9 and TSM at $413.35 on the same date. Conversely, broader markets saw the German DAX hit a fresh record high as UK GDP for September and Q3 met or slightly exceeded expectations, supporting potential Bank of England rate hikes.
Investors are looking ahead to the release of the US Producer Price Index (PPI) on November 13, 2026, with forecasts at 0.4% following a previous reading of 1.3%. Additionally, Fed official Bowman is scheduled to deliver a speech on the same day, which may offer further clues on the monetary policy path.