iPhone 18 Pro demand takes Apple to a $5 trillion market valuation
Apple has briefly touched the $5 trillion valuation mark before, but its seemingly unstoppable rise has now taken it back up there again on the back of strong iPhone demand. Apple stocks closed at a new record high Back in October 2025, Apple closed at over $4 trillion for the first time, and then on July 28, 2026, it crossed the $5 trillion mark. It wasn't very long before it dipped back under that to be a paltry $4 trillion and change, but now it's back. At close of market, Apple's valuation once again passed $342.61, which means it has exceeded $5 trillion. It barely squeaked by, closing at $342.96 or $5.005T. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
What happened?
Apple has briefly touched the $5 trillion valuation mark before, but its seemingly unstoppable rise has now taken it back up there again on the back of strong iPhone demand. Apple stocks closed at a new record high Back in October 2025, Apple closed at over $4 trillion for the first time, and then on July 28, 2026, it crossed the $5 trillion mark. It wasn't very long before it dipped back under that to be a paltry $4 trillion and change, but now it's back. At close of market, Apple's valuation once again passed $342.61, which means it has exceeded $5 trillion. It barely squeaked by, closing at $342.96 or $5.005T. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Apple has briefly touched the $5 trillion valuation mark before, but its seemingly unstoppable rise has now taken it back up there again on the back of strong iPhone demand.
Apple stocks closed at a new record high Back in October 2025, Apple closed at over $4 trillion for the first time, and then on July 28, 2026, it crossed the $5 trillion mark.
It wasn't very long before it dipped back under that to be a paltry $4 trillion and change, but now it's back.
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