Apple Inc 14 November 2025 - 15 December 2025

Apple shares closed at $274.15, down 1.48% on Monday, then edged up to $274.65 in early after-hours trading. Volume reached about 48.47 million shares. The stock moved with broader market declines as investors positioned ahead of key economic data due Tuesday. JPMorgan noted rising iPhone 17 lead times, signaling stronger demand.

Apple shares traded near $278 Friday after a volatile week for tech stocks, with investors weighing strong iPhone 17 demand against regulatory risks tied to App Store rules and AI. China data showed foreign-branded phone shipments, including iPhones, rose 13% year-over-year in October. Key US economic reports, delayed by a federal shutdown, are due this week and could impact trading.

Apple shares closed at $278.28 on Friday, down 0.2% for the week, outperforming the broader Nasdaq’s 1.6% drop. A U.S. appeals court partly reversed sanctions against Apple in the Epic Games App Store case but upheld a contempt finding. Investors also weighed fresh iPhone demand data from China and new Wall Street price-target increases tied to Apple’s AI plans for 2026.

Apple shares closed at $278.28 Friday, slipping just a penny to $278.26 in after-hours trading as tech stocks broadly fell. A U.S. appeals court mostly upheld a ruling that Apple failed to comply with orders to allow alternative iPhone app payments but let Apple seek commissions on those transactions. Swiss regulators also opened a new antitrust probe into iPhone NFC access and Apple Pay. Regular session volume reached 29.4 million shares.

Apple closed at $278.12 on Thursday, down 0.24%, then edged up to $278.39 in after-hours trading. A U.S. appeals court partly reversed sanctions in the Epic Games case but kept the main injunction. CEO Tim Cook met lawmakers over App Store rules, and longtime ESG chief Lisa Jackson will retire in January. Wall Street targets mostly range from $325 to $350, but UBS remains Neutral at $280.

Apple shares traded at $278.52 in premarket Thursday, down 0.09% from Wednesday’s $278.78 close. New filings show the Employees Retirement System of Texas raised its Apple stake by 23.5% last quarter, while insiders including CEO Tim Cook have sold about 228,000 shares recently. Apple’s market cap stands near $4.1 trillion.

Apple closed Friday, December 5, at $278.78, down 0.7% and marking a three-day losing streak, but shares remain near record highs and up 14% over the year. The company issued new cyber-threat warnings to users in over 150 countries, alerting them to possible state-backed hacking attempts.

Apple shares traded near $279 on December 1, 2025, close to record highs, with a market value of about $4.1 trillion and a trailing P/E ratio of 37. Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway has cut its Apple stake to around 238 million shares, down from over 900 million at its peak. Global markets opened December in a risk-off mood, but Apple stock held steady. Year-to-date, Apple returned about 12%.

Apple shares closed at $268.56 on November 19, about 3% below their 52-week high and up 17–18% over the past year. Reports of strong iPhone 17 demand, supply-chain investments, and a possible sub-$1,000 MacBook have fueled renewed investor interest. Apple’s market cap stands near $4 trillion, with a trailing EPS of $7.46 and a P/E ratio in the mid-30s.