196 Apple’s stock market value has fallen below the $2 trillion mark, following a recent dip in the tech giant’s shares. The company’s market capitalization, which reflects the value of all outstanding shares of the company, dropped to $1.97 trillion on Tuesday. This marks a significant decline from the $2.46 trillion peak reached in August. The drop in value can be attributed to a variety of factors, including supply chain disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and increased competition from other tech companies. Despite the dip, Apple remains one of the most valuable companies in the world. You Might Be Interested In Tanzania’s coal exports jump seven-fold amid European demand Rouble hits 16-month low as military spending rises and exports fall Economists Forecast Continued Inflation Decline Despite Stable September Figures Tata Play becomes first Indian co to make confidential pre-filing for IPO Wall Street Finally Sees Corporate Earnings Ready to Climb Shapoorji Pallonji announces plans to sell 2.5% stake in Sterling and Wilson Renewable through Offer for Sale
