Nvidia Stock Rises After Reclaiming Crown From Microsoft as World's Most Valuable Firm

June 04, 2025 10:21 PM AEST | By EODHD

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Annabelle Chih / Bloomberg via Getty Images Nvidia, Microsoft, and Apple have been jostling to occupy the spot as the world’s most valuable company for nearly a year. KEY TAKEAWAYS Nvidia shares are rising in premarket trading Wednesday, a day after it overtook Microsoft to become the world’s most valuable company again. Nvidia edged out Microsoft in market cap on Tuesday, ending the day with a maker value of $3.444 trillion. Nvidia, Microsoft, and Apple have been jostling to occupy the spot as the world’s most valuable company for nearly a year. Nvidia (NVDA) shares are rising in premarket trading Wednesday, a day after it overtook Microsoft (MSFT) to become the world’s most valuable company again.

Nvidia shares are rising nearly 1% in premarket trading Wednesday, after it edged out Microsoft in market cap on Tuesday, closing up nearly 3% to $141.22 and putting the AI chipmaker’s value at $3.444 trillion. Microsoft’s market cap was $3.441 trillion at its close Tuesday. Nvidia, Microsoft, and Apple (AAPL) have been jostling to occupy the spot as the world’s most valuable company for nearly a year. They are the only companies to have ever achieved a market value of more than $3 trillion. Despite their gains, Nvidia’s market cap is still below its record of $3.66 trillion from earlier January when shares set their all-time high.

Shares of Nvidia as well as others linked to the AI boom tumbled then when China's DeepSeek released a low-cost model that raised investor concerns about the future dominance of American AI firms. On Tuesday, Jefferies added Nvidia to its roster of “Franchise Picks,” touting the company as the “dominant supplier of AI accelerators” to data centers, facilities that house the advanced computers used to develop and train AI models. Read the original article on Investopedia View Comments

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