US EditionTrump Threatens 25% Tariff on Foreign-Made Smartphones, Targeting Apple and Samsung
- President Donald Trump announced a 25% tariff on all foreign-made smartphones, including Apple and Samsung, effective June 2025 in the United States.
- The tariff follows Trump's longstanding demand for Apple to shift iPhone production from China and India to U.S. Factories to support domestic manufacturing.
- Apple has increased iPhone production in India to mitigate tariff impacts, but relocating large-scale manufacturing to the U.S. Faces significant logistical challenges.
- Analysts warn that tariffs would likely force Apple to raise iPhone prices by $100 to $350, benefiting rivals like Samsung, whom Jim Cramer called the 'winner here.'
- This tariff escalation pressures Apple’s supply chain strategy and investor confidence, while signaling continued U.S. Efforts to revive domestic manufacturing amid complex global trade tensions.
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Just to put things into perspective, this man has deliberately sabotaged the entire world’s economic stability. When America’s biggest employer announced price increases to adjust for their losses due to his tariffs, he instructed them to “eat” them. When Apple announced plans to move iPhone production from China to India, he commanded them to move production to America or face a 25% tariff on every iPhone. By whose definition do Republicans con…
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