Apple has the most effective week since July 2020 after visiting the White Home of Tim Prepare dinner

The US President Donald Trump and the CEO of Apple, Tim Cook, shake the day on which Apple's announcement of 100 billion US dollars in the US production in the Oval Office in the White House in Washington, USA, on August 6, 2025.

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Apple The stocks rose by 13%this week, their greatest weekly win for more than five years after CEO Tim Cook had been published in the White House on Wednesday with President Donald Trump.

The stocks of the iPhone manufacturer rose by $ 229.35 per share for the largest weekly profit of the company since July 2020 on Friday. The move of the week increased the market capitalization of Apple over 400 billion US dollars, which is now $ 3.4 trillion.

Apple is the third most common company behind it Nvidia And Microsoft and before alphabet And Amazon.

In the White House on Wednesday, Cook with Trump appeared to announce Apple's plans to issue 100 billion US dollars for American companies and American parts in the next four years.

Apple's plans to buy more American chips, Trump, who said during the public meeting, said that because it was built in the United States, future tariffs that could double the price for imported chips.

Investors had feared that some Trump tariffs could significantly affect Apple's profitability. Apple warned in July that tariff costs over 1 billion US dollars were expected in the current quarter, with no changes accepted.

“After months and months of overhang, Apple and Tim Cook delivered a master class in relation to the potential challenges that the company could face against the tariffs,” wrote the JP Morgan -Analyst Samik Chatterjee on Wednesday. He has an overweight rating for Apple's share.

The successful meeting of the White House in the White House also takes place two weeks after Apple had registered the win of the June Quartal in the June quarter, in which the total turnover has increased by 10% and the turnover of iPhone has increased by 13%.

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