Apple Leads Premarket Slide In Tech Stocks As Trump’s Reciprocal Tariffs Trigger Global Selloff

Stocks plunge in response to reciprocal tariffs. Is it a good or bad time to invest?

It may not be the best day to look at your 401k, but is it a good time to invest? Experts advise caution.

Trump tariffs throw markets in chaos as stocks sink across the globe

Major tech stocks led the drop in the States, with Apple losing around eight per cent by midday. In the TSX, Vancouver-based Aritzia and Shopify were seeing the biggest loses

One day after Donald Trump announced the imposition of reciprocal tariffs on many of the country's trading partners, the main stock markets reacted downwards, motivated by uncertainty about how certain macroeconomic aspects such as inflation will behave.Read more]]>

Apple on track for worst day since Covid hit

“Reciprocal tariffs are calamitous to IT Hardware,” Morgan Stanley writes....

Copper prices slide on Trump’s reciprocal tariffs; Freeport-McMoRan sinks 7%

Apple has its biggest stock drop in five years because of Trump’s tariffs

Amazon and Meta shares are down about 7 percent.