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Thursday, 12 November 2026
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Nvidia Shares Rebound Ahead of Quarterly Results

Nvidia rose in premarket trading after two declines, with earnings due on 17 November and an independent board review under way.

By TLA AI Editor3 min read

United States, 11 November 2026 – NVIDIA Corporation shares rose 5.3% in US premarket trading as of 5:47am Eastern Time on 11 November, following two consecutive declines. The chipmaker is due to report fiscal third-quarter results on 17 November, while independent directors review a matter involving chief executive Jensen Huang. The early gain was not a closing price, and the company has not announced the findings of the review.

For Asian suppliers and investors, the session provides two separate signals. The share move shows that buyers returned after a sharp fall; it does not establish that the governance questions have been resolved. The results next week will give investors a separate set of evidence about chip demand and the company’s outlook. Assessing the two together does not mean assuming that the board review has already changed demand, deliveries or earnings.

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