US EditionTrump Tariffs Could Force Apple to Raise iPhone Price to over $2K
- In 2025, President Trump imposed new tariffs impacting technology companies like Apple, who leverages global supply chains.
- These tariffs, intended to bring manufacturing to the U.S., create significant cost increases for imported components.
- The tariffs, including 54% on China and 32% on Taiwan, impact Apple's production in Asia, its primary manufacturing location.
- Analysts estimate tariffs could increase Apple's costs, with Angelo Zino noting the tariffs' magnitude.
- Apple may raise prices, shift production, or accept lower profits to offset tariffs' effects, with uncertain outcomes.
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Trump tariffs provoke world condemnation and fears of a $2,300 iPhone
WASHINGTON/OTTAWA, April 3 (Reuters) - Countries around the world threatened to ratchet up a trade war with the United States on Thursday as President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs ignited fears of steep price increases in the world's largest consumer market.
Rs 2 lakh iPhone? Trump tariffs may drive prices up by 40%
Your next iPhone could be a lot more expensive. If Apple passes on the cost, a $799 iPhone could jump to $1,142, and the iPhone 16 Pro Max might hit $2,300. With sales already struggling, higher prices could hurt Apple even more.
Trump’s tariffs put the iPhone in a tough spot
Maybe the iPhone 16E’s higher price had tariffs in mind. The US smartphone market is weird. Most of us buy our phones through some combination of installment plans, trade-in offers, and carrier deals, so answering the question âHow much does this phone cost?â can sometimes require a little galaxy-brain math. President Trumpâs 34 percent tariff increase on Chinese goods is set to take effect on April 9th, making things even more complicated…
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