In the last hours before WWDC‘s opening keynote presentation, shares in Apple got a boost from early trading to hit an all-time record high.
Shares and market valuation of Apple dipped throughout 2022 and early 2023, from its high of $3 trillion in 2021. The decline is believed to have been because of supply constraints for the iPhone 14 Pro, among other devices.
Now according to Reuters, Apple remains below $3 trillion, but in early hours trading, it rose to a record high for the first time around January 2022.
Apple shares were up 1.2% to reach $183.25. While the current rise is attributable to WWDC expectations, though, the stock has generally been recovering throughout 2023.
Where Standard & Poor’s benchmark figure has risen 11.5% over the course of 2023 so far, Apple’s shares have risen almost 40%.
Last-minute plausible leaks show have listed expected specifications for Apple’s headset. The device itself will be announced during the company’s opening keynote presentation.
This story originally appeared on Appleinsider
