Nvidia Corporation achieved a historic milestone on Thursday, recording the largest single day increase in market cap ever. According to reports from Investing.com India, the company's market capitalization surged to $5.5 trillion after beating Q2 estimates, adding nearly $500 billion in a single session. This represents the largest one-day valuation gain by any company on record, with Nvidia adding more than Costco is worth in its entirety in just 24 hours.
SLS has emerged as a standout performer in the cancer vaccine sector, with the stock surging 654% over the past year amid growing investor confidence in personalized cancer treatments. The company's momentum is being driven by breakthrough developments in GPS plus Keytruda combinations for WT1-positive ovarian cancer, which have shown promising results in keeping disease under control longer and delaying progression compared with historical Keytruda results alone. IBRX has also demonstrated strong performance with a 247% jump over the past year, supported by the completion of Anktiva's first German labeling and packaging run as announced by founder Patrick Soon-Shiong.
Victoria's Secret (NYSE:VSXY) has demonstrated remarkable recovery potential, with a $100,000 investment made the day they announced the Fashion Show was coming back now worth $402,000 today. As reported by Investing.com India, this represents a 4X return on the original investment, highlighting the significant value creation potential in the fashion retail sector following the company's strategic repositioning.
According to Investing.com India, the current market environment is being shaped by several key themes, with AI, infrastructure, defence, space, and nuclear identified as 2026's top five ETF themes. The analysis also covers broader market dynamics including concerns about French debt repricing ahead of the 2027 presidential election, where foreign investors currently hold a 57% stake in French government debt despite repeated breaches of EU limits.
As reported by Investing.com India, the Federal Reserve continues to hold approximately $1.6 trillion in Treasuries with more than 10 years remaining until maturity. Of the approximately $1.03 trillion currently outstanding in the 10-15 year maturity segment, close to $540 billion is held by the Federal Reserve. This substantial holding reflects the aftermath of quantitative easing following the 2008 financial crisis and the COVID period, with the Fed purchasing trillions of dollars in longer duration US Treasuries.
