High rates, low consumer confidence, and global trade risks impact Apple Inc.'s discretionary products and slowing growth.

"I expect iPhones that will be sold in the United States of America will be manufactured and built in the U.S." ...

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Geopolitical Risks: Report While President Donald Trump exempted Apple’s core products — smartphones, and consumer electronics — from the harsh 125% tariffs slapped on imports from China ...

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That could result in a rare price increase for Apple’s most important product. But hiking prices because of tariffs risks drawing Trump’s ire — something at least one other tech company has ...

But with consumer confidence sliding ... "Having everything in one location had too much risk," he told analysts, referring to Apple's historical dependence on Chinese manufacturing.