Nvidia rose 3.11% in early trading, with its total market capitalization retur
Original headline英伟达盘初上涨 3.11%，总市值重回 5 万亿美元
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Nvidia (NVDA.O) rose 3.11% to $208.34 per share in early U.S. trading on November 3, reclaiming the title of most valuable U.S.-listed company with a total market capitalization of $5.02 trillion, according to Bitget market data. The move back above the $5 trillion threshold comes as Apple (AAPL.O) fell 3.64% to $326.00 per share, leaving its market cap at $4.74 trillion. The divergence underscores how quickly the lead in the U.S. market-cap ranking can shift between the two mega-caps. Investors will be watching whether Nvidia can hold the $5 trillion level and whether Apple's decline deepens or reverses in the sessions ahead.
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