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The White House will NOT impose tariffs on Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) chips.
It’s a huge positive development for Nvidia and the “Magnificent 7.” And it assures that American tech stocks will lead the AI revolution.
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Yesterday in the White House Rose Garden…
President Trump announced sweeping tariffs – including a 32% tax on Taiwan imports.
Taiwan is the home of Taiwan Semiconductor (NYSE: TSM). That’s Nvidia’s exclusive manufacturer of AI chips.
Taiwan exported semiconductor chips valued at $33 billion to the U.S. in 2024. Initially, it looked like those chips would be slapped with a 32% tariff.
Yet this evening the White House released a Fact Sheet explaining that there will NOT be tariffs on semiconductors.
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How’s that possible?
Likely because President Trump wants America to WIN the Artificial Intelligence race.
DeepSeek already showed that China is quickly closing in on America’s lead with AI. And he realizes that hitting Nvidia with a 32% tariff could harm America’s dominant tech stocks.
Nvidia’s manufacturing partner is Taiwan Semiconductor (NYSE: TSM). TSM is already investing $100 billion to build semiconductor factories in Arizona.
Earlier this year Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang explained why he’s not concerned about tariffs.
“Tariffs will have a little impact for our short term. For the long term we’re gonna have manufacturing onshore.”
It looks like Nvidia and TSM dodged a bullet with the tariffs.
The stock market traded lower after hours – responding to the negative tariff headlines. S&P 500 future were down 3% and the Nasdaq was down almost 4%. NVDA and TSM shares fell 6%.
Nvidia is now trading $104 – a price not seen since last May.
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