Apple Reclaims Top Spot as World's Most Valuable Company; SpaceX Loses Market Value
Apple has reclaimed the title of the world’s most valuable company with a market capitalization reaching $4.95 trillion, surpassing Nvidia which now sits at $4.77 trillion after its shares fell 5%. This shift marks Apple's return to the top following nearly a year since June 2025 when it last held this position. Meanwhile, SpaceX has experienced significant losses in market value, shedding over $1.2 trillion — equivalent to Tesla’s full valuation — from its peak of $225.64 per share just months ago. The company is now trading at around $113.50 after a 1% drop on Monday. In geopolitical news, Iran reportedly agreed to suspend hostilities with the U.S., leading to an 8.7% plunge in Brent crude oil prices and a decline in WTI as well.
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Topics: Apple Iran-US relations Nvidia oil prices SpaceX