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The US stock market plummeted, and Apple evaporated $654.38+0363 billion overnight. What happened behind this?
Apple's stock evaporated by $65.438+0363 billion overnight, which was basically caused by the sharp drop in US stocks. In this stock market crash, the Dow Jones index directly fell by 3.57%. Nasdaq fell 4.73%, and Standard & Poor's 500 fell 4.04%. From these three indexes, we can see that the Growth Enterprise Market in the United States has suffered huge losses in the range of market decline this time. This is an important power source for the development of American stock market, so the consequences of this stock market crash are extremely serious for technology companies.

Then let's analyze why the US stock market crash will lead to the decline of Apple's share price from both macro and micro perspectives. First of all, because Apple is the technology company with the highest market value in the world, its cash flow is also the strongest. However, in the first quarter, their financial statements showed that Apple's mobile phone sales business and other core businesses of the company were sluggish. This means that after this, Apple may not be able to maintain its position as the boss.

From a microscopic point of view, this stock price decline also came from the global market and lost confidence in US stocks. This is mainly because since April this year, the US Securities Regulatory Commission and the financial center have continuously indicated that they will raise interest rates. To curb the increasing inflation in the United States, under such circumstances, a large amount of funds will naturally flow out of the stock market, because the capital risk brought by investing in the stock market is getting higher and higher, and they have to make such a choice.

So fundamentally speaking, the highland of a country's stock market lies in whether there is liquidity in it. If all the funds flow out, the stock market price will naturally collapse, but at the same time, the normal operation of the stock market is not only a weather vane of modern society, but also a reference that gradually affects the real society. Therefore, if American stock prices continue to fall, inflation may indeed ease.