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Jakarta, Gotrade News - Nvidia stock predictions are looking bullish again after President Trump gave the green light for H200 processor exports to China. This strategic move reopens a massive revenue stream for NVIDIA Corporation in the Asian market.
Keytakeaways:
- Nvidia stock prediction strengthens thanks to H200 export permit, potentially adding $30 billion in revenue.
- Consensus from 41 Wall Street analysts rates it a "Strong Buy" with an average price target of $258.
- Investors have a shot at a potential upside of up to 39.05% in the next 12 months.
Impact of the New Export Policy
Bernstein analyst Stacy Rasgon is maintaining an optimistic $275 price target, highlighting the superior specs of the H200 chip. According to Finbold, this product is far more attractive to Chinese buyers compared to the previous H20 series.
Wells Fargo’s Aaron Rakers estimates this policy shift could inject $25–$30 billion into annual revenue. This massive figure reinforces the prediction that Nvidia’s stock will keep climbing, despite the challenges of import tariffs.
While a 25% US tariff might squeeze margins, it won’t substantially derail the positive outlook. Rakers believes that high sales volume will continue to drive significant growth in earnings per share.
Wall Street Analyst Consensus
Market optimism is loud and clear on TipRanks, with 39 out of 41 analysts recommending a "Buy." This positive sentiment cements the company's status as a "Strong Buy" in the eyes of global market players.
The average Nvidia stock prediction now sits at $258, offering a solid upside for investors. Market data shows a potential 39.05% gain from the last closing price of $185.55.
Referensi:
- Finbold, Analysts set new Nvidia (NVDA) price target. Accessed on December 10, 2025
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