Nvidia Becomes Most Valuable Company As Wall Street Hits Record Highs - Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT), NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA)
- On Wednesday, Nvidia's stock surged 4% to a $3.85 trillion market cap as Wall Street hit record highs, highlighting its leading role in the market rally.
- Nvidia's 63% valuation increase since April stems from strong AI chip demand, partnerships with major tech firms, and easing geopolitical risks, according to analysts.
- Loop Capital analyst Baruah raised his price target to $250, citing strong AI demand and the 'Golden Wave' of adoption, implying a $6 trillion valuation.
- With the tariff pause expiring July 9, risks to Taiwan’s TSMC production could disrupt global chip supply chains, affecting tech firms worldwide.
- More broadly, Nvidia's dominant role in AI and projected $2 trillion global AI spending by 2028 highlight its influence on regions like Africa's tech ecosystem.
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Nvidia Becomes Most Valuable Company As Wall Street Hits Record Highs - Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT), NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA)
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