Apple Inc. (AAPL)
Apple, Dell, and Other Tech Stocks Climb on Tariff Exemptions
Apple (AAPL), Dell Technologies (DELL), and other tech stocks gained Monday, after President Donald Trump imposed a pause on import tariffs on many electronic goods.
Apple regains $3 trillion market cap after Trump exempts tariffs on iPhones
Apple shares rose more than 2% on Monday and pushed the company's market cap back above $3 trillion. The rally came after the Trump administration late Friday announced that phones, computers and chips were exempted from new tariffs.
Which Mag-7 Stock, Apple or NVIDIA, Should You Buy for Tariff Relief?
Apple and NVIDIA received temporary tariff relief to avoid increased import costs and price hikes, prompting speculation on which stock to invest in.
Tariff delay offers temporary relief for US semiconductors, says Bank of America
A temporary pause in US tariffs on electronics imported from China is giving the semiconductor sector a brief reprieve, according to Bank of America, even as the industry braces for new sector-specific trade measures. The US Customs and Border Protection announced late Friday that smartphones and PCs would be excluded from immediate tariff hikes, which had proposed rates as high as 145%.
Apple tariff risks manageable amid temporary reprieve: analysts
Apple Inc. has avoided immediate fallout from new US-China tariffs, but future sector-specific duties could pose moderate earnings risk, Bank of America said Monday.
Tech stocks update: Apple, Nvidia prices rise despite confusion over smartphone tariff exemptions
It's been another chaotic weekend when it comes to President Trump's tariff trade war. On Friday, it was announced that electronic devices like smartphones and computers would be exempt from the looming tariffs of up to 145%—music to tech investors' ears.
Example Options Plays in AAPL and META
As Pres. Trump pulls back on his tariff policy, Apple (AAPL) is among the early stocks to pop higher. Meanwhile, Meta Platforms (META) faces antitrust headwinds as the FTC begins its trial with WhatsApp and Instagram's ownership on the line.
Apple Soars After Tariff Exemptions—And iPhones May Not Get More Expensive After All
Shares of Apple jumped Monday as the Silicon Valley giant benefited from the White House's tariff exemptions on smartphone imports, remarkably almost entirely erasing Apple stock's sharp tariff losses—and the exemption boost is not just good news for Apple shareholders but for prospective iPhone buyers alike, as iPhone prices may not get a major hike as some analysts anticipated.
Apple was on brink of crisis before Trump tariff concession
Apple Inc. has managed to dodge its biggest crisis since the pandemic—for the moment, at least.
Rally in Apple ETFs in the Cards?
With Trump exempting phones, computers, chips from new tariffs, buyers may now use the latest dip in Apple shares as a buying opportunity.
'Nobody Is Getting Off The Hook,' But iPhones Are: Reiterating Buy On Apple
President Trump's tariff exemption for smartphones, computers etc. may not stick for others, but in our view will stick for Apple Inc. because Trump can't afford iPhones to be collateral damage in U.S.-China trade war. U.S. tariffs on China, at 145%, disproportionately harm U.S. companies more than China; the bulk of value from a $1,000 iPhone to U.S. semi companies. Keeping tariffs that include Apple would also give Chinese smartphone vendors a runway to eat up more of the global smartphone market, which Apple can't afford.
Apple's Falling Share Price Gets Saved
The feared $4,500 iPhone price was based on the Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) smartphone being built outside China and with parts not made in China.
