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NVIDIA Tops Estimates, Projects $91B Q2 Revenue, $80B Buyback

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📰via Ana-Maria Stanciuc
✍️Edited by Luís Barata

NVIDIA reported stronger-than-expected earnings, guiding for $91 billion in revenue for Q2 and authorizing an additional $80 billion in share buybacks. This positive outlook reflects robust demand for its AI and data center products, enhancing investor confidence and driving risk appetite in the tech sector. The announcement is likely to bolster capital flows into NVDA and related semiconductor stocks, as traders anticipate further gains from the AI boom. Market participants will closely watch upcoming earnings reports from competitors and broader tech sector performance to gauge sustainability of this momentum.

Source: Originally reported by Ana-Maria Stanciuc at May 21, 2026. Summary and market context by Trading News Terminal editorial.

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