US stocks lower as Nvidia weighs on Nasdaq
- Wall Street stocks opened lower on Wednesday, April 16, with the Nasdaq declining sharply.
- New US licensing rules restricting chip exports to China created market concerns.
- Nvidia's shares decreased, pulling down major indexes like the S&P 500 and Dow Jones.
- Nvidia anticipates a $5.5 billion expense due to new US restrictions; Nvidia shares plunged nearly 7%.
- The decline in Nvidia shares reflects concerns about trade tensions and future growth for the company.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Stock prices fell Wednesday on the New York Stock Exchange after Nvidia warned that new restrictions on exports to China will hurt its bottom line by thousands of dollars.
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