Apple is the world’s most valuable company again, after gaining $400 billion

Earlier this week, Apple had its best trading day since 1998, with shares soaring more than 15% on Wednesday when investors were getting excited about tariffs being paused — adding $397 billion back onto the tech giant’s market cap. 

To put that jaw-dropping almost $400 billion surge into perspective, it’s just shy of Netflix's total market cap ($404 billion) and almost as much as a slew of consumer giants like McDonald's, Starbucks, Adidas, and Domino’s combined.

Obviously, the rally was only really possible on the back of Apple’s worst four-day slide since 2000, which wiped out nearly a year’s worth of market gains, triggered by fears around President Trump’s sweeping reciprocal tariffs.

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