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Nvidia stock was rising as prospects brightened for sales of its AI chips in China and to ChatGPT-developer OpenAI.

The chip maker provided a strong earnings forecast for its March quarter.

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Nvidia stock was gaining as optimism rose about the sales of its H200 chips in China.

Alibaba is one of multiple Chinese companies hoping to take advantage of the gap left by Nvidia’s current absence from China’s artificial-intelligence chip market. 

News from the Australian miner Lynas is helping the U.S. sector.

Nvidia stock trades at the same levels as it did last August. Analysts think that makes it a screaming buying opportunity.

President Donald Trump’s threats are rattling the market, although investors “may be pricing in a generous degree of bluff.”

Micron Technology stock has surged as demand for memory-chips soars. Plans to buy a facility in Taiwan are part of a race to increase capacity.

Overall foreign holdings of U.S. government debt reached a record of $9.36 trillion.

The online retailer said at a launch event on Thursday that it has connected Qwen to its e-commerce and online travel agency platforms.

Trip.com Group discloses that it is the subject of an antitrust investigation by China’s top business regulator.

There has been progress on the U.S. trade deficit, however.

The Trump administration had finalized the requirements for Nvidia to sell its H200 chips for the Chinese market.

China’s purchases for its strategic reserve have kept the market from cratering.

Nvidia could sell up to two million chips to China this year but questions remain over when licenses will be approved.

The tariff threat comes a day after President Donald Trump said Iran was “starting to” cross U.S. red lines, noting reports of civilian deaths.

The shares are down 1.8% over the past month.

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MiniMax shares more than doubled as investors carried on piling into Chinese artificial-intelligence start-ups.

Alibaba, NetEase, and hotel operator H World Group are seeing bullish technical indicators.

International stocks and gold may be good bets for both gains and safety in a riskier global market.

Beijing is attempting to portray a reality that benefits China, Isaac Stone Fish writes in a guest commentary.