Nvidia stock recovered on Friday as coming chip curbs on China seem less strict
After trending lower most of the week following last week's earnings induced sell-off, Nvidia stock took back some of those losses. NVDA stock lost 2.65% for the week, which was much better than it looked around lunchtime on Wednesday. The previous week they chalked up a new all-time high of $152.89 in the leadup to earnings.
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