April 8, 2025, 3:20 pm
Both reports describe a market downturn where Apple shares, along with other semiconductor stocks, experienced significant declines following a brief rally. The articles analyze how investor sentiment shifted amid concerns over fading market momentum and broader industry pressures, spotlighting the impact of these factors on major tech companies. The discussion centers on the interplay between market performance and the tech semiconductor sector’s volatility.
Among the tech megacap companies, Apple has been the hardest hit by President Donald Trump's tariffs.
President Trump's openness to negotiations led to a brief rise in Apple's shares, but after tariff announcements, the stock sharply fell—from $223.89 to $172.87 by Tuesday’s close—marking four consecutive loss days, the worst run since 2001.
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