Apple stocks plummet in ‘Liberation Day’ aftershock as Republican senators defy president over tariffs - President Trump says he will impose blanket tariffs on all countries, hitting China and Europe

Donald Trump's so-called "Liberation Day" has become a potentially expensive event for Apple, as tariffs are applied against imports from every foreign country in the Apple supply chain.

Apple Inc. slid as much as 5.6% in late trading after President Donald Trump announced tariffs that target its overseas production hubs, potentially making the iPhone maker more vulnerable to the levies than anticipated.

US stock market futures are sharply down on Thursday as President Donald Trump imposed sweeping retaliatory tariffs ranging from 10% to 49% across various products. Trump’s tariff announcements were made after the market closed on April 2, so the real impact will be seen today when the market opens on April 3.

Apple shares fell more than 6% as President Donald Trump announced sweeping tariffs on imported goods, hitting major tech firms

Companies globally have been quietly shifting production to avoid the tariffs President Donald Trump slapped on China during Trade War 1.0. Now, the president’s “Liberation Day” levies are skewering that strategy.

FTSE 100 share prices sink after Trump tariffs announcement as analysts warn of high US recession risk - Analysts warning of ‘high risk’ US now enters recession this year after unveiling blanket globa

The iPhone maker spent years trying to move production of some products out of China to avoid tariffs. But now that may not matter.