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President Donald Trump imposed 20% tariffs on China after taking office in January. Under a sweeping new plan aimed at stimulating U.S. manufacturing announced Wednesday, he added another 34% in recip...
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The fear of soaring iPhone prices amid incoming tariffs is driving some customers to make purchases.

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A $2,300 iPhone? What Trump tariffs could mean for your next Apple purchase
President Donald Trump imposed 20% tariffs on China after taking office in January. Under a sweeping new plan aimed at stimulating U.S. manufacturing announced Wednesday, he added another 34% in reciprocal tariffs, bringing the total to 54%.
Trump's tariffs could raise the price of your next iPhone. Here's by how much
Most of the 200 million iPhones Apple produces each year are made in China. Here's what Trump's reciprocal tariffs could mean for your next iPhone.
A $2,300 Apple iPhone? Trump tariffs could make that happen.
Bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency by market value, was down by around 5% at $78,892.92 at 1855 GMT on Sunday.
Apple Shoppers Are Reportedly Panic-Buying iPhones Amid Looming Tariffs
Apple stores saw a surge in foot traffic over the weekend amid concerns over upcoming tariffs. The fear of soaring iPhone prices ahead of President Donald Trump's new tariffs is driving some customers to make purchases.
Apple navigates Trump’s tariffs
US President Donald Trump’s announcement of “reciprocal” tariffs caused havoc in the markets, notably hitting Big Tech stocks such as Apple. The company lost more than $300bn in market value the next day,
Tech analyst responds to Trump wanting Apple to make iPhones in U.S.: ‘I don't think that's a thing'
President Donald Trump believes Apple can make its signature iPhone in the U.S. to avoid new tariffs. Needham analyst Laura Martin isn't sold. "I don't think that's a thing," Martin said on CNBC's "The Exchange" on Tuesday,
Would You Pay $2,000 for an iPhone? How About $3,000?
You will probably have to pay a lot more for your next iPhone. That’s bad news for Apple, for our markets and for our economy.
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