nvidia's upward trajectory: analysts predict surge amid policy shift
new york, Thursday, 15 May 2025.
nvidia’s stock is gaining momentum. Bank of America raised its price target to $160. This reflects confidence in the company’s growth potential. A key factor is the trump administration’s decision to ease export restrictions on ai chips. These restrictions were initially set by the biden administration. This policy change could significantly boost nvidia’s access to key markets. Analysts predict a strong buy. The average price target is $164.51, suggesting a 31.6% upside. One analyst, stacy rasgon, has a $185 target.
Saudi deals fuel optimism
Nvidia’s prospects are further enhanced by securing deals in Saudi Arabia. The company is set to sell over 18,000 Blackwell AI chips to the kingdom [2]. This deal highlights Nvidia’s expanding global reach and its pivotal role in supplying cutting-edge AI technology [2]. These international partnerships boost revenue streams and solidify Nvidia’s competitive edge in the rapidly evolving AI landscape [2].
Analyst ratings and market performance
Analysts are largely bullish on Nvidia. Stacy Rasgon from Bernstein maintained a buy rating with a $185 price target [9]. The consensus among analysts is a strong buy [9]. The average price target is $164.51, signaling a potential 31.6% upside [9]. Nvidia’s stock is also on track for a weekly gain exceeding 10% [4]. Nvidia’s market capitalization briefly surpassed Apple’s, underscoring its strong market position [4].
Long-term growth forecasts
Looking ahead, 24/7 Wall St. projects Nvidia’s shares to reach $137.50 by the end of 2025 [5]. Their estimates suggest a climb to $362.00 by 2030 [5]. This long-term growth is based on an estimated earnings per share (EPS) of $7.24 and a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 50 [5]. These projections signal sustained confidence in Nvidia’s capacity to capitalize on the expanding AI market [5].
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