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Bank of America increased its price target for Nvidia (NVDA) stock to $160 from $150, citing major wins in sovereign artificial intelligence projects that could offset China export restrictions in 2026. The upgrade comes as Nvidia secures significant AI infrastructure deals in the Middle East, particularly with HUMAIN, a Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund subsidiary.
BofA estimates Nvidia could receive approximately $7 billion in direct contracts, with Phase 1 alone including 18,000 Blackwell GPUs worth roughly $700 million. The bank projects that the chip maker will deliver several hundred thousand advanced GPUs over five years.