Nvidia 1Quarterly earnings top expectations, China sales still on hold
Nvidia 1reported quarterly earnings above expectations, saying demand for AI chips remains strong. However, sales of chips to China have yet to resume, and U.S. securities regulators are considering a plan to allow tokens that track the stock price.

Nvidia 1reported that quarterly earnings exceeded market expectations. The company said demand for AI chips remains strong. In after-hours trading, the stock rose 0.2%.
The company described these earnings as a record. Immediately after the earnings announcement, investors focused on gauging the company's demand trends. However, the company said chip shipments to some regions remain restricted.
Chip sales to China have yet to fully resume. Shipments to China are restricted because of regulatory and authorization issues. The company is disclosing updates on the progress of these issues.
U.S. securities regulators are considering a proposal to allow tokens that track stock prices. The proposal would enable the price of a specific stock to be tokenized and traded. Depending on the regulatory approach, the way may be opened for trading tokenized stocks.
Separately, the domestic financial sector1net interest income for the quarter16was reported to have approached trillion won. The report said the figure was at a record high. Interest-related performance was a major item in the banking sector’s quarterly results.
Several developments emerged at the same time, including Nvidia’s results, sales in China, the review of tokenization regulations, and domestic banks’ results. Each matter was confirmed based on reported figures and company announcements. Related information is expected to continue emerging until further disclosures and regulatory decisions are made.