China's Mineral Export Ban Raises Supply Chain Risks for Nvidia
After China's decision to limit exports of important minerals vital to semiconductor manufacture, including gallium and germanium, Nvidia ( NVDA, Financials) risks possible supply chain interruptions and increased prices. For now, NVDA stock is not showing any signs of harm following the news, shares are up 0.5% at press time.
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