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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iPhone price increase | What the Tech?A 104% tariff on Chinese imports, could increase the price of an iPhone by $200-$300. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – A 104% tariff on Chinese imports, could increase the price of an iPhone by $200-$300. People are rushing to stores to buy a new phone before any price increases. But a new iPhone may not be necessary. The one you have may be all you need. The reasons people upgrade are typically because they want a bett…
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