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Trump Says FBI Reviewing Nvidia CEO Huang's Affair
Trump, Huang, Goolsbee, Bailey, Sven Schneider, Putin, Chad Thomas, Winnie Hsu, Neil Kampling, Manu Baigori, Abir Abu Omar, Ben Ram, Tom McKenzie, Anthony Halpin, Oliver Crook
Asian equities surged for a second day led by South Korea and Japan, driven by strong risk appetite, falling oil prices, and robust AI demand highlighted by TSMC's revenue jump despite SoftBank's reported losses. Meanwhile, NVIDIA faced scrutiny over a criminal probe into alleged chip smuggling while Anthropic adjusted its IPO valuation to the $1 trillion range to test the market's resilience following recent volatility. Broader economic and geopolitical factors further shaped the session, with oil prices dropping on reduced war fears, U.S. inflation expectations prompting talk of higher interest rates, and diplomatic talks underway in Abu Dhabi regarding the Ukraine conflict.
- Bloomberg Television46 min
Nvidia Shares Fall As Huang's Affair Triggers China Spying Probe
Huang, Andrea Orcel, Daniela Hathorn, Ermotti, Lagarde, Chad Thomas, Winnie Su, Tom McKenzie, Ben Ram, Anthony Halpin, Sergio Amati, Sarah Schollin, Oliver Crook, Chiara Albanese
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang faces an internal board investigation into a scandal involving an alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy, drawing support from President Trump while the U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee prepares to question chip lobbying strategies. Amidst this corporate turbulence, global markets staged a rebound driven by Taiwanese stabilization measures and tactical buying, even as hacked documents revealed Russia has suffered approximately 400,000 war casualties. Simultaneously, the financial sector advanced with record earnings at Unicredit and major consolidation deals, while artificial intelligence valuations climbed to $1.25 trillion despite analysts tempering expectations for a potential $2 trillion IPO.