Stocks dropped in morning trading on Wall Street Friday, and Treasury yields fell sharply after a significant slowdown in hiring last month. Trump signed executive orders to impose tariffs ranging from 15 to 41 percent on goods from dozens of countries overnight — hours before his self-imposed Augus
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The video discusses the potential impact of tariffs on Apple (AAPL). The analysis indicates that it will cost them 1.1B dollars in the september quarter. Apple's price may go up, but the company would expect also loyal customer. Tim Cook predicted a sales growth, given the customer anticipation, to address a trade war issue between two countries that impacted Apple supply and customer demand. Trump recommends cutting interest rates to the Fed
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