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Apple has reportedly regained its position as the world’s most valuable company by market capitalization, surpassing Nvidia, according to BlogNT.
BlogNT reported that Apple was valued at approximately $5.1 trillion at the close of November 11, compared with about $4.2 trillion for Nvidia. The figures were attributed to MacDailyNews.
The report also said Apple shares closed at a record $355.63, up 2%, on November 11. BlogNT said the crossover had first occurred on October 30, when Apple’s estimated market value was about $5.03 trillion against Nvidia’s approximately $4.93 trillion, citing Notebookcheck.
The supplied report does not establish why Nvidia’s valuation declined relative to Apple. The market-capitalization figures and the change in ranking remain based on the single reported source in the supplied material, rather than independent corroboration.