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Shares in Amazon, Tesla, Microsoft, Apple, Alphabet, Facebook and Netflix rose on Monday, adding $291.66 billion in combined market valuation.
Technology actions were among the most productive during the Covid-19 pandemic, and many reached all-time highs in recent weeks despite the global economic slowdown.
Amazon’s inventory rose 7.93% after a Goldman Sachs analyst raised his value target to $3800 in line with the stake, linking it to the Wall Street goal. The company added $116.92 billion in market valuation on Monday, raising Amazon’s market capitalization to $1.59 trillion.
Tesla’s shares also rose 9.47 as investors prepared for the company’s June earnings later Wednesday, adding $26.36 billion to its market capitalization.
Microsoft, which closed with a 4.3 percent hike, added $66.82 billion to its market capitalization. Apple, which closed with a 2.11 percent hike, added $35.53 billion. Alphabet, 3.1 percent more, added $32.08 billion. Facebook added $9.67 billion after a final 1.40 percent increase, while Netflix, an increase of 1.91 percent, added $4.28 billion in valuation.
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