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Fortune
Will Daniel

What’s behind Apple’s $100 billion market-cap loss today? A major downgrade that has investors worried about slowing iPhone sales is the key culprit

Apple CEO Tim Cook (Credit: Photo by ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS/AFP via Getty Images)

After surging roughly 50% to a record high in 2023, a rare rating downgrade from Wall Street helped push Apple stock down 3.65% on Tuesday, shaving over $100 billion from the tech giant’s market cap.

Barclays analyst Tim Long tagged Apple with an “underweight” rating due to weak iPhone demand Tuesday morning, arguing its shares could sink roughly 13% to $160 over the next 12 months.

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