Apple Reclaims Top Market Cap; Longsine Tech Surges 465% on A-Share Debut

According to Guru Club on July 28, key market movements across Asian and global markets included: Apple regained the world's largest company by market capitalization as the semiconductor index fell over 2%; crude oil plummeted more than 8%, marking the steepest single-day decline in nearly two months amid U.S.-Iran truce; and Longsine Memory Technology's first-day trading soared 465%, lifting its market value to 3.27 trillion yuan to top the A-share rankings, surpassing Intel, on transaction volume of 141.2 billion yuan.

International highlights also featured Nvidia's credit default protection costs reaching record highs amid data center financing concerns, Amazon launching a satellite communications initiative with 5,000 planned satellites, and China's wind power sector reporting robust overseas orders.

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