AAPL opens market at highest price since Trump tariff bombshell
Apple opened trading on Monday, April 14, 2025, at its highest price since President Donald Trump first announced tariffs — despite White House officials warning that exemptions are temporary.Apple shares continue to rise on news of a tariff exemptionAfter a rollercoaster week where even rumor continued to cause marked rises and falls in its share price, Apple ended Friday on a comparative high. It was still dramatically lower than the $225.19 they were trading at just before the tariff announcement, but Apple shares were at $198.15.Then in pre-market trading ahead of Monday's opening, the price rose to $210.28. When trading opened, Apple shares rose to $211.44. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Apple opened trading on Monday, April 14, 2025, at its highest price since President Donald Trump first announced tariffs — despite White House officials warning that exemptions are temporary.
Apple shares continue to rise on news of a tariff exemption
After a rollercoaster week where even rumor continued to cause marked rises and falls in its share price, Apple ended Friday on a comparative high. It was still dramatically lower than the $225.19 they were trading at just before the tariff announcement, but Apple shares were at $198.15.
Then in pre-market trading ahead of Monday's opening, the price rose to $210.28. When trading opened, Apple shares rose to $211.44.
Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Apple shares continue to rise on news of a tariff exemption
After a rollercoaster week where even rumor continued to cause marked rises and falls in its share price, Apple ended Friday on a comparative high. It was still dramatically lower than the $225.19 they were trading at just before the tariff announcement, but Apple shares were at $198.15.
Then in pre-market trading ahead of Monday's opening, the price rose to $210.28. When trading opened, Apple shares rose to $211.44.
Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
