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Why Investors Are Worried About Nvidia Earnings

Bloomberg Technology Tuesday 25 August 2026, 09:40 UTC 1 min read
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Aug 25th, 2026 Why Investors Are Worried About Nvidia Earnings Nvidia’s earnings are under pressure. Shares trail the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index by 50%, costs are rising and rivals are building their own chips. Credit markets are uneasy as hedging costs double and Asia traders will be watching closely when results are released this week.

Aug 25th, 2026 Why Investors Are Worried About Nvidia Earnings Nvidia’s earnings are under pressure. Shares trail the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index by 50%, costs are rising and rivals are building their own chips. Credit markets are uneasy as hedging costs double and Asia traders will be watching closely when results are released this week. Bloomberg's Anthony Stephens reports.
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