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Nvidia shares plunge 6.5% wiping out $1.7 trillion in value

The chipmaker’s two-day slide extends Monday’s 4.3% decline as market capitalisation erodes since the all-time high.

The chipmaker’s two-day slide extends Monday’s 4.3% decline as market capitalisation erodes since the all-time high. Published 2026-11-11 by Falling Shares.

| By Falling Shares Intelligence, edited by Wung Thomas, Editor-in-Chief

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Nvidia shares fell 6.5% to around $167.11 on Tuesday, extending Monday’s 4.3% decline. The stock’s two-day slide has wiped out $1.7 trillion in market value since its all-time high, according to Fortune India.

Valuation erodes over two days

Nvidia’s stock dropped 6.5% to trade at approximately $167.11 on Tuesday. This move followed a 4.3% decline on Monday, marking a consecutive two-day fall for the semiconductor giant. The combined drop has erased $1.7 trillion in total market value from the company’s peak.

Fortune India reported the figures on Wednesday, noting the scale of the valuation loss. The reports did not cite a specific corporate announcement or regulatory filing as the trigger for the Tuesday session’s movement.

No stated cause for fall

None of the reports reviewed by Falling Shares gave a reason for the fall. Fortune India provided the price and market-cap data but did not attribute the decline to earnings, guidance, or macroeconomic factors in the available summary.

The company did not issue a statement in the material reviewed. Without a disclosed trigger, the move remains unexplained by the sources provided.

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