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Youve probably heard all the buzz abouttariffsby now.
Fast-forward to April 9, and Trump paused reciprocal tariffs for 90 days, except on China.
The stock market rallied after Trump announced the pause.
One stock in particular thats seen a massive $300 billion sell-off since then is Apple (AAPL).
Heres how Apple stock has responded to the tariff news andwhat investors need to know.
China, in particular, is an important country for Apple in terms of production facilities.
If high tariffs remain in place for China,consumers may see the price of Apple products rise.
However, there may be some reprieve for tech.
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