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Nvidia Climbs to Record High to Become World’s Largest Stock Again
- On Wednesday, Nvidia’s shares climbed to an all-time peak of $154.31, surpassing the earlier high of $149.43 and establishing the company as the most valuable publicly traded firm by market capitalization.
- This increase came after the US imposed export controls in April that prevented Nvidia from shipping its H20 AI chips to China, a move that CEO Jensen Huang described as unsuccessful.
- Despite anticipated revenue losses of about $5 billion due to these restrictions, Nvidia continues developing AI and robotics technologies and investing in software and hardware innovation.
- Michael Smith of Allspring Global Investments said his confidence in Nvidia's growth has increased and expects the AI arms race to persist through 2025, reflecting robust investor sentiment.
- Nvidia's record stock price and business strategy imply sustained market leadership in AI chips, with a market capitalization of approximately $3.77 trillion, just ahead of Microsoft.
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Nvidia is again the world's most valuable company
Nvidia's stock rose to a record high on Wednesday.Ann Wang/ReutersNvidia's stock hit a record high on Wednesday.CEO Jensen Huang's comments on AI and robotics growth boosted investor confidence.US export restrictions to China will impact Nvidia's revenue, the company said.Nvidia reclinched its title as the world's most valuable company for a second time this month.The AI chipmaker's shares rose more than 4% on Wednesday, closing at a record high…
This week has been particularly exciting for Nvidia, who according to the original report, has seen her shares reach a historic peak on Wednesday.With an impressive 4% rise in her shares, the price reached $154.10 dollars.This has led the company to recover the title of the world's most valuable company, surpassing giants like Microsoft.The rise in the Nvidia marketThe market value of Nvidia reached $3.76 trillion, just above Microsoft, which fo…
On Wednesday 25 June 2025, the New York Stock Exchange was the scene of a new historical record: Nvidia crossed the impressive cap of $3760 billion in capitalization, propelling the semiconductor specialist to the top of the world rankings, ahead of Microsoft. On a globally atoning market, Nvidia's share jumped 4.33% to reach $154.31, thus consolidating its absolute dominance over Wall Street. Nvidia dethrones Microsoft: a power take-over withou…
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