Nvidia Leads Chip, AI Stocks Lower | Global News Avenue

Major U.S. stock indexes lost their positions on Thursday as investors digest new tariff announcements and NVIDIA (NVDA) LED semiconductor and AI inventory is low.

President Donald Trump announces tariffs on products Canada and Mexico start next weekand additional tariffs from China. Meanwhile, NVIDIA shares fell 8.5% as investors slumped Stable revenue and prospects for chip manufacturers.

this S&P 500 As the benchmark index continued to struggle in February, it fell by 1.6%. this Nasdaq Technical weakness fell by 2.8%, while Dow Jones Industrial Average Intraday growth was abandoned to reduce 0.5%.

teleflex(TFX) Stocks fell 21.7%, lowering the S&P 500 S&P 500 after medical device manufacturers announced plans to split themselves into two companies.

Supercomputer (SMCI) fell 16%, refunding some of them Recent profits As the server manufacturer reports, two of the company’s officials have applied to sell the company’s shares. It follows the company’s Belated annual report.

viatris(VTR) The stock fell 15.2% after weaker earnings and disappointing prospects from pharmaceutical companies’ issuances. Regulatory actions related to overseas production facilities have cut quarterly profits, the company said.

Vistra Corp.’s stock (vst) Despite a 12.3% drop Better than expected income. Texas-based energy providers’ demand for electricity for new AI data centers has increased their nuclear power demand. Its decline is because other stocks are expected to benefit from the underlying demand for AI lost.

Invitation House (INVH) Stocks rose 5.5% after REIT reported quarterly and net income, beating analyst estimates. Companies focusing on renting single-family homes reported higher net income in same-stores.

Warner Bros. Discover (WBD) Stocks received 4.7% after the company reported weaker earnings, but Providing an optimistic streaming outlook. The entertainment giant has developed an expansion plan that will see its largest streaming service reaching more countries, the path to gaining at least 150 million global subscribers by the end of 2026.

Allstate shares (all) rose 3.5% after announcing that it would raise its dividend to $1 per share and began to develop a $1.5 billion stock buyback plan.

General health services (Um) reported earnings exceeded expected revenue and revenue outlook, up 3.3%. Hospital operators report that admission rates and higher patient dates continue to increase, and these costs are also higher.