From Nvidia’s plunge to a life policy record: 5 figures investors are watching

South China Morning Post - Nov 13, 2026

After US and Asian stocks across the artificial intelligence supply chain tumbled in the wake of last week’s US midterm elections, this week’s headlines zoomed in on US chip giant Nvidia and the eventual resignation of its CEO, Jensen Huang, amid media reports of his alleged extramarital affairs. Below are the key figures capturing market attention this week: Nvidia plummets as much as 14 per cent Nvidia shares fell 14 per cent on Nasdaq on Thursday morning after Jensen Huang stepped down as...

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