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Apple passes Nvidia at $5.03 trillion as chip stocks slide

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Apple passes Nvidia at $5.03 trillion as chip stocks slide

3 Key Points

  1. What happened

    Apple closed Friday at a $5.03 trillion market value, above Nvidia's $4.93 trillion, per AppleInsider — a gap of roughly $100 billion — even as both stocks fell.

  2. Why it matters

    The ranking shifted with both shares lower on the day, and AppleInsider noted the top spot has been going back and forth and may flip back quickly.

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Context & Analysis

The change at the top of the market-value table came on a day when chip stocks led a broad sell-off, with Nvidia falling 4.2% and the chips index losing 7.2%, according to Reuters. Bloomberg reported the shift under the headline that Apple had overtaken Nvidia to become the world's most valuable company. AppleInsider wrote that the top spot has been going back and forth between Apple and Nvidia for some time, as iPhone and Services demand go up against AI chip consumption, and noted that the ranking may even flip back quite quickly. AppleInsider also reported that Apple's valuation first closed above $4 trillion in October 2025 and passed $5 trillion by July 2026. On the same day, Reuters and The Associated Press reported moves in other chip names and the major indexes, while the cost of insuring Intel's debt reached a record, according to Bloomberg.

FAQ
What were the closing market values?
Apple closed at $5.03 trillion and Nvidia at $4.93 trillion, according to AppleInsider.
Did Apple's shares rise on the day?
No, Apple closed at $344.63 and Nvidia at $204.64, with both shares falling, according to AppleInsider.
How long had Apple been above $5 trillion?
AppleInsider reported Apple's valuation first closed above $4 trillion in October 2025 and passed $5 trillion by July 2026.
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