Apple Leads Premarket Slide In Tech Stocks As Trump’s Reciprocal Tariffs Trigger Global Selloff
- On Thursday, tech stocks, led by Apple, plunged as global markets sold off.
- President Trump's announcement of reciprocal tariffs spurred fears of a trade war.
- Trump imposed tariffs on China , Vietnam , and India .
- Jefferies analysts suggest tariffs could hurt Apple's earnings; Trump stated, "declaration of economic independence."
- Analysts predict tariffs may require Apple to diversify its supply chain to maintain profit.

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