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What stands out

Bloomberg's Money Minute opened on a loud market pivot: chip makers are plunging, Nvidia's pullback let Apple reclaim the title of the world's most valuable company. That snapshot matters because it shows leadership can flip overnight, with pricing driven more by growth narratives than broad economic health. Add a SpaceX valuation haircut, mixed industrial and housing data, and even a Christopher Nolan box-office surge, and you have a market juggling hard numbers and mood swings.