Apple Stock Rises to $211 Amid Trump-India Manufacturing Tensions
Apple shares climbed to $211 as geopolitical tensions between the TRUMP administration and India cast uncertainty over the tech giant’s manufacturing expansion plans. President Trump’s directive to CEO Tim Cook—"No Building in India"—has forced Apple to navigate conflicting pressures between domestic production demands and global supply chain diversification.
Currency markets and crypto assets face potential Ripple effects. Investors are scrutinizing dollar dynamics and digital asset volatility as possible hedges against Apple’s operational risks. The standoff highlights how trade policy can abruptly reshape multinational earnings forecasts and capital flows.