Iran threatens attacks on Nvidia, Apple and other tech majors: report

Iran has issued threats of potential attacks against major technology companies, including Nvidia and Apple, in response to geopolitical tensions. This development heightens risk appetite concerns among investors, particularly in the tech sector, as it could lead to supply chain disruptions or increased operational risks for these companies. Nvidia, heavily reliant on global supply chains and international markets, may see heightened volatility in its stock price as traders assess the implications of these threats. Market participants will be closely watching any official responses or escalations from both the U.S. and Iran, particularly in light of upcoming geopolitical discussions or sanctions announcements.

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