President Trump's 10% tariffs on all Chinese imports pose immediate challenges for Apple, which mainly manufactures its products in China. Although Apple has begun relocating part of its production to India, where it produces some Pro models and prepares for the iPhone 17, the bulk of its devices remain subject to the tariff. This situation could force Apple to either absorb costs, raise prices, or find a middle ground. The implications of these tariffs could worsen as China reacts, with considerable uncertainty regarding future pricing and market strategies lingering until the iPhone 17 launches.
Apple's majority of products are currently subject to a new 10% tariff on imports from China, significantly impacting its pricing strategies and profit margins.
Apple is ramping up production in India, aiming to move 25% of its manufacturing there by year's end, yet most devices still face tariffs.
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