Nvidia stock closed at $216.00 on October 26, 2026, up $5.04, or 2.39%, from Friday’s close. The shares traded at $217.70 in premarket trading at 9:10 a.m. Eastern time on October 27, approximately 0.8% above Monday’s close.

Key Takeaways

  • Monday’s gain followed a fall to $210.96 on Friday, Nvidia’s lowest close in 20 sessions.
  • Other semiconductor shares also rose after Anthropic filed for an initial public offering.
  • SpaceX closed about $40 billion in debt for GPUs, but Elon Musk did not name a supplier.

Nvidia stock rebounds from Friday’s low

Nvidia shares traded between $212.61 and $217.75 during Monday’s session. Even after the rebound, the closing price remained about 10% below the record close of $239.24 set on October 6. The stock also reached an intraday record of $243.37 that day.

The gains came alongside a wider advance in semiconductor stocks following Anthropic’s IPO filing. Micron rose 3%, Broadcom gained 2.3% and AMD climbed 2.8% on Monday. Nvidia had no company-specific announcement that day, and the available information does not establish a definitive cause for its price move.

GPU financing and Meta offering

On October 25, SpaceX chief Elon Musk said the company had closed about $40 billion of mostly callable debt for GPUs due in the first half of 2027. The debt is held in a special purpose vehicle. Musk did not identify the chip supplier.

Separately, Nvidia, AMD and Broadcom indicated non-binding interest in buying up to $5 billion of Meta common stock in aggregate. Meta priced its common offering on October 27 at $625 per share; final allocations to the three companies had not been disclosed.

Upcoming results and Fed decision

The Federal Reserve’s decision is scheduled for October 28, while Microsoft, Alphabet and Amazon are due to report results during the week. Their capital-spending guidance will be among the disclosures available to investors.

Nvidia’s fiscal third-quarter results are expected in mid-November, but the company had not announced a date as of October 27.

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