The most valuable stock market companies in the world are dominated by American technology companies. The Nvidia chip group, which benefits from the tree around artificial intelligence (AI), is in the ranking.
According to a report from the consultancy company EY, he brought it to a market value of approximately 3.85 trillion dollars (approximately 3.3 trillion euros) at the time of 30 June and thus replaced the iPhone manufacturer Apple, which ends up in third place. Microsoft is in second place.
The United States alone have 60 out of 100 most valuable stock market companies in the world. Under the top 10 are nine American, including the Google Mother Alphabet, the Facebook Group Meta and Amazon. Only the Saudi Aramco Oil Company in 7th place breaks through the series of American companies.
It is not surprising that the six most valuable companies are committed to AI, says Henrik Ahlers, CEO of EY. Even if the Euphorie Euphorie recently Abbot: “Artificial intelligence will remain more important in many industries in the coming years.”
SAP most valuable company in Europe
The most valuable German group also benefits from the enthusiasm for AI: SAP climbs to 27th place in the ranking with an IPO of almost $ 354 billion at the end of June (around 300 billion euros). For the first time since the 2007 study was imposed, the software company was the most valuable in Europe a German company. Siemens landed in 74th place, Deutsche Telekom in 88th place.
Due to Trump’s sudden policy, large investors have deducted billions of billions from the United States. In the first half of the year, Europe’s top companies increased more on the stock market than the Americans. And the German leading index Dax has cracked records again.
Switzerland is represented three times in the ranking with Roche, Nestlé and Novartis, but Austria is not at all.
Source: Krone
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