Nvidia Shares Hit Record $227.16, Pushing Market Value Above $5.5 Trillion

According to PANews, Nvidia extended its rally from an earlier move above $220 to a new all-time high of $227.16, lifting the chipmaker’s market capitalization from a brief $5.3 trillion milestone to above $5.5 trillion.

Fact Check
The PANews article (英伟达市值突破5.5万亿美元,续创历史新高) directly and explicitly confirms both the $227.16 all-time high share price and the $5.5 trillion market cap figure on May 13, 2026 — matching the claim precisely. The Odaily source corroborates a new all-time high around the same date. The 247wallst.com article establishes that Nvidia was already at $5.26 trillion near $200 on April 28, 2026, making the subsequent move to $227.16 and $5.5 trillion mathematically consistent (roughly a 13% price increase yielding a proportional market cap increase). No conflicting evidence was found. The minor residual uncertainty stems from the fact that the primary confirming sources are crypto/finance news aggregators rather than direct exchange data or Nvidia's own IR page.
Summary

Nvidia shares extended their advance from an earlier intraday move above $220 on May 11 to a new record of $227.16 reported on May 13, according to PANews and earlier Bybit market data. The rally first briefly pushed Nvidia’s market capitalization to $5.3 trillion, then above $5.5 trillion as the stock reached fresh all-time highs. Earlier data also indicated the shares were up 1.8% after the U.S. market open during the May 11 move. The newer report frames the rise as a continuation of Nvidia’s advance, while the earlier report did not identify a specific catalyst. PANews adds that investors have been closely watching demand tied to artificial intelligence infrastructure and related technology spending.

Terms & Concepts
  • Market capitalization: The total market value of a company’s outstanding shares, calculated by multiplying its share price by the number of shares outstanding.
  • Intraday: Refers to price movement that happens within a single trading day rather than at the market close.
  • All-time high: The highest price a stock or asset has reached in its trading history.