NVIDIA Has Lost $1 Trillion Since the Start of 2025: Stock Are Down 29%

NVIDIA has been in a noticeable storm this year: since January, the company has lost a whole $1 trillion of its market value. Team Green's stock has also been on a downward spiral, down 29% to date.
Experts attribute this to the fall in demand for AI chips, which previously ensured NVIDIA's growth. Against the backdrop of the emergence of competitors like DeepSeek and the lack of returns, investors began to re-evaluate their approach to artificial intelligence. And Microsoft's recent decision to suspend the construction of new data centers became a signal to the market that even industry giants are not sure whether it is worth investing so much in the development of AI.
Not the least role in what is happening was played by the recent duties against foreign manufacturers, introduced by US President Donald Trump on April 2. NVIDIA stock reacted painfully, losing 7.3% at once against the backdrop of new tariffs. Following suit, the value of other technology market leaders, including Tesla and Apple, plummeted by 10% and 7%, respectively.
Recall that in March, NVIDIA's senior manager blamed the users themselves for the failure of RTX 50, causing a scandal.
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