iPhone could triple in price to $3,500 if they’re made in the US, analyst warns
- Since President Trump's inauguration in late January 2025, Apple has faced tariffs on imports from China, affecting its iPhone production and U.S. Sales.
- These tariffs, currently set at 30% down from a previous 145%, have prompted Apple to announce a $500 billion investment in U.S. Production over four years to reduce reliance on China.
- Despite this, about 90% of iPhones are still made in China, and shifting production faces complex supply chain challenges that could triple iPhone costs if moved to the U.S.
- Apple CEO Tim Cook revealed that tariffs could increase the company’s expenses by $900 million this quarter, and analysts caution that these additional costs may force Apple to raise iPhone prices beyond the current $1,000 mark.
- The tariffs have caused a 14% drop in Apple shares due to supply chain concerns, while U.S. Ports expect higher activity as retailers adjust to the new tariff rates.
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