Trump's approval for Nvidia to resume H200 sales to China has injected fresh energy into a cooling AI sector. The after hours bounce was small, but the signal was big. This is the first real policy break in months, and traders now have a clear catalyst to anchor short term direction. Below is the clean breakdown of how the market may trade Nvidia in the coming sessions. 1. Why This Catalyst Matters China demand was never the issue. Policy blockage was. H200 carries higher margins and stronger upgrade cycles than the previous A series chips. Data center budgets for 2025 are still expanding, not contracting. The approval lowers headline risk and reduces fear premium in the entire AI basket. T
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According to Reuters, China’s demand for H200 chips has already exceeded NVIDIA’s current production capacity, and the company is evaluating an increase in H200 output. However, NVDA still traded lower during Friday’s session. Nvidia’s path to selling in China has been turbulent—can the resumption of China sales help boost its revenue? And can this mark the end of Nvidia’s recent decline?