Apple’s 10% Stock Surge Sparks Investor Interest Amid U.S. Investment Push
Apple's stock rallied over 10% in the past week following CEO Tim Cook's WHITE House announcement of expanded U.S. investments, now targeting $600 billion over four years. The tech giant's strategic pivot toward domestic component sourcing for iPhones and other products has temporarily alleviated tariff concerns on imported semiconductors and hardware.
Unlike typical capital expenditure programs, Apple's spending focuses on supplier commitments—including advanced glass and semiconductor manufacturers—to stimulate U.S. factory activity. While the MOVE restored market confidence after a sluggish 2025 start, analysts remain divided on whether the momentum justifies immediate investment.