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Nvidia shares open firmer in Frankfurt on higher earnings forecast

Published by Global Banking & Finance Review®

Posted on February 26, 2026

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Last updated: February 26, 2026

Nvidia shares open firmer in Frankfurt on higher earnings forecast - Finance news and analysis from Global Banking & Finance Review

Tags:Artificial Intelligence technology

Quick Summary

Nvidia’s Frankfurt-listed shares edged higher after it forecast Q1 revenue above estimates, supported by strong AI demand from Big Tech. The stock rose 1.4% by 0703 GMT and remains below last October’s record.

Nvidia Rises in Early Frankfurt Trade on Upbeat Q1 Revenue Outlook

Big Tech Demand Context

Revenue Forecast vs Estimates

Frankfurt Opening Trade

Market Reaction and Earnings Outlook

MILAN, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Shares in Nvidia rose modestly in early Frankfurt trading on Thursday after the chipmaker forecast first-quarter revenue above market estimates, betting on Big Tech's unabated spending on its artificial intelligence processors. By 0703 GMT, the stock was up 1.4%. Nvidia shares in New York are up almost 5% so far in 2026, but remain below the record high hit in October last year.

Reporting and Editing

(Reporting by Danilo Masoni;Editing by Elaine Hardcastle)

Key Takeaways

•Nvidia forecast first-quarter revenue above market estimates, boosting sentiment.
•Frankfurt-listed Nvidia shares were up about 1.4% by 0703 GMT.
•Gains are tied to sustained Big Tech spending on AI processors.
•NVDA is up nearly 5% in New York so far in 2026.
•The stock remains below the record high reached in October last year.

Frequently Asked Questions about Nvidia shares open firmer in Frankfurt on higher earnings forecast

1What is the main topic?

Nvidia’s shares in Frankfurt rose after the company issued a stronger-than-expected earnings outlook, signaling continued demand for its AI chips from Big Tech.

2How much did Nvidia rise in early Frankfurt trade?

The stock was up about 1.4% by 0703 GMT during early Frankfurt trading.

3Why did the forecast move the stock?

Nvidia guided first-quarter revenue above market estimates, reinforcing expectations of robust AI-related spending, which supported buying interest in the shares.

Market Reaction and Earnings Outlook

Reporting and Editing

(Reporting by Danilo Masoni;Editing by Elaine Hardcastle)

Key Takeaways

•Nvidia forecast first-quarter revenue above market estimates, boosting sentiment.

•Frankfurt-listed Nvidia shares were up about 1.4% by 0703 GMT.

•Gains are tied to sustained Big Tech spending on AI processors.

•NVDA is up nearly 5% in New York so far in 2026.

•The stock remains below the record high reached in October last year.

Frequently Asked Questions

1What is the main topic?

Nvidia’s shares in Frankfurt rose after the company issued a stronger-than-expected earnings outlook, signaling continued demand for its AI chips from Big Tech.

2How much did Nvidia rise in early Frankfurt trade?

The stock was up about 1.4% by 0703 GMT during early Frankfurt trading.

3Why did the forecast move the stock?

Nvidia guided first-quarter revenue above market estimates, reinforcing expectations of robust AI-related spending, which supported buying interest in the shares.