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Nvidia stock falls 13% as Jensen Huang resigns

Nvidia shares tumbled nearly 13% at the Wall Street open.

Nvidia stock falls 13% as Jensen Huang resigns
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  • Colette Kress, the Chief Financial Officer of Nvidia, will serve as interim CEO.
  • Bitcoin fell below $72,000 following the news.

Nvidia stock tumbled nearly 13% at the Wall Street open after CEO Jensen Huang resigned immediately. The sudden departure of the founder dragged the broader stock market downward. Colette Kress, the Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Nvidia, agreed to serve as interim CEO while the company searches for a permanent successor, according to Cointelegraph.

The news sent ripples through the crypto market as well. Bitcoin fell below $72,000 for the first time since August 20, with month-to-date losses reaching 7.4%. About $730 million in crypto liquidations occurred over a 24-hour period as prices dropped.

Economist Mohamed El-Erian called the resignation a significant development that could affect more than just Nvidia. He noted the company must navigate the loss of its founder while facing various political investigations.

Gold, silver and bronze bitcoin tokens standing in a row on black.

Investors are also watching upcoming inflation data. Keith Alan, cofounder of the crypto trading platform Material Indicators, said a cool Producer Price Index report could change the market's direction. If the report shows lower inflation, it might lower the odds of the Fed raising interest rates in December or January. For now, the market remains volatile.

About Nvidia

American multinational technology company

Share price
$162.85−2.01% last trading day
Market value
$3.9 trillion2026
Revenue
$216 billiona year, 2025
Employees
42,0002026
Founded
1993
Based in
Santa Clara
Chief executive
Colette Kress
Owned by
ShareholdersNasdaq: NVDA

From Wikipedia and Yahoo Finance. Figures can be a year or two old.

Reported and written by MYB News.

Figures as reported by Cointelegraph.

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