Apple shares on the stock exchange fell by 9.55% due to Trump's duties

The price of shares of the American Apple corporation on the Nasdaq stock exchange fell by 9.55% in a day and amounted to $202.52 per unit after the introduction of import duties by US President Donald Trump. This was reported by RBC Investments on April 3.

"According to the company, at the end of 2024, it had 15.116 billion shares outstanding. Based on this, Apple's capitalization dropped by $323 billion per day at the moment," the publication calculated.

Thus, the company's capitalization currently stands at $3.06 trillion.

Trade Warrior: How new US duties will affect the global economy

Donald Trump announced the introduction of fees for all products supplied to the United States.

On April 3, Trump imposed duties on imports of goods from the European Union and some other countries. Russia is not on the list. The measures will affect not only the EU (20%), but also China (34%), Vietnam (46%), Israel (17%), Indonesia (32%), Cambodia (49%), Malaysia (24%), South Korea (25%), Thailand (36%), Taiwan (32%), Switzerland (31%), Japan (24%) and other countries.

Earlier in the day, political analyst Matvey Kiselyov said that Trump's imposition of tariffs would increase fluctuations in the financial market. He stressed that uncertainty about the future of the global financial system has increased, deepening the gap in global trade chains.