Nvidia valuation falls to lowest
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Nvidia valuation falls to lowest level since 2019 as AI worries hit stock

The American chip giant Nvidia has lost about $1 trillion in value in the 16% drop since its peak on May 14. Nvidia's so-called P/E ratio - that is, the share price divided by the profit forecast one year ahead - has fallen to 18, the lowest level since early 2019.

Wall Street's broad S&P 500 index has a P/E ratio of just over 20, while the Nasdaq's P/E ratio averages 23.

Nvidia looks set to lose even more value in Wednesday's futures trading on Wall Street, with the stock the biggest loser among major tech stocks amid a new wave of AI concerns.

But Nvidia is still the world's most valuable publicly traded company, with a total valuation of $4.8 trillion. Apple and Google owner Alphabet - which have fared better in the recent turmoil in the AI sector - are hot on its heels at $4.6 trillion and $4.4 trillion, respectively.

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AuthorTT News AgencyEnglish edition by Sweden Herald, adapted for our readers
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