Apple Stock Sees Biggest Weekly Rally in Over Four Years After White House Talks

Apple Inc. delivered its strongest weekly performance in more than four years, as investor optimism surged following a high-profile visit to the White House by senior company executives. The tech giant’s shares climbed steadily throughout the week, closing with a gain of over X—its best stretch since July 2020, when markets were rallying on pandemic-driven tech demand.

According to people familiar with the matter, Apple representatives met with White House officials to discuss topics ranging from technology innovation and supply chain resilience to data privacy and artificial intelligence regulation.

While no formal agreements were announced, the meeting was viewed by investors as a positive signal of Apple’s continued influence in shaping U.S. tech policy.

Analysts say the White House engagement helped reinforce confidence in Apple’s long-term strategy, particularly as it prepares for the launch of new devices later this year and ramps up investments in emerging technologies.

“It’s rare to see a company blend product leadership with policy engagement so effectively,” noted one market strategist. “This week’s stock performance reflects a renewed sense of momentum around Apple’s growth story.”

The rally comes at a time when Apple is navigating challenges such as global economic uncertainty, regulatory scrutiny in multiple regions, and increasing competition in the smartphone and services markets.

Despite these headwinds, the company’s market capitalization now sits near $X trillion, reinforcing its position as one of the world’s most valuable companies.

With investor sentiment buoyed by both political engagement and anticipation for its next product cycle, Apple’s performance this week may set the tone for a stronger second half of the year.