Apple drops with most of Wall Street while other Big Tech stocks cushion the blow
Summary
Asian stocks were mixed on Tuesday 3 November as markets like South Korea and Taiwan that are heavily weighted toward technology shares declined following a sell-off on Wall Street, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported. The U.S. stock market then drifted in mixed early trading, with Apple falling but other stocks picking up the slack following strong profit reports, the Inquirer reported, ABC News and the Inquirer headlining that Apple dropped with most of Wall Street, but gains for other Big Tech stocks cushioned the blow.
Latest: The U.S. stock market drifted in mixed early trading, with Apple falling but other Big Tech stocks picking up the slack, ABC News and The Philadelphia Inquirer reported, after Asian stocks were mixed as markets like South Korea and Taiwan that are heavily weighted toward technology shares declined, according to the Inquirer.
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How it unfolded
Tuesday 3 November
The U.S. stock market drifted in mixed early trading, with Apple falling but other Big Tech stocks picking up the slack, ABC News and The Philadelphia Inquirer reported, after Asian stocks were mixed as markets like South Korea and Taiwan that are heavily weighted toward technology shares declined, according to the Inquirer.
- 10:27The Philadelphia Inquirer Apple drops with most of Wall Street, but gains for other Big Tech stocks cushion the blow
- 10:24ABC News Apple drops with most of Wall Street, but gains for other Big Tech stocks cushion the blow
- 09:35The Philadelphia Inquirer US stocks drift in mixed early trading on Wall Street as Apple falls
Monday 2 November
- 22:51The Philadelphia Inquirer Asian shares are mixed as tech losses offset broader gains on Wall Street