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Nvidia Bucks US Mkt to Soar 2% Once; Mkt Cap Tops Apple's to Become Most Valuable ListedCo.
Nvidia (NVDA.US), which was included as one of the DJIA constituents, bucked the market trend on Monday and ascended, with its market cap surpassing that of Apple (AAPL.US), render...
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Nvidia (NVDA.US)      , which was included as one of the DJIA constituents, bucked the market trend on Monday and ascended, with its market cap surpassing that of Apple (AAPL.US)      , rendering it the world's most valuable listed company.

Nvidia's stock price leaped 2% in early trading to US$138.15, giving it a market cap of US$3.4 trillion, ahead of Apple's US$3.35 trillion.

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Analysts said that the inclusion in the DJIA is unlikely to drive more capital into Nvidia shares, mainly because fewer funds track the DJIA than the S&P 500. However, the move further recognizes Nvidia's position as the American chip powerhouse.
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