How the US's "reciprocal tariffs" affect ordinary people from an iPhone
Analysts say iPhone prices in the US may rise sharply
Other analysts believe that Apple will negotiate with its supply chain companies to get these supply chain companies to give Apple a lower price; Or further adjust the supply chain, spreading component suppliers and product assemblers across the globe to meet the tariff challenge.
Another possibility, of course, is that Apple builds factories in the United States. However, CCTV Finance quoted Dan Ives, a senior equity analyst in the United States, as saying: it takes four to five years to build a new factory in the United States, and the United States does not even have the corresponding infrastructure and labor base to support the construction of the factory.
Will iPhone prices increase in China?
So how are these iphones taxed? The "Customs" issued a document saying that the goods in the processing trade were originally to be all exported, but sometimes they also need to enter the Chinese mainland market for direct sales. The answer is very simple, it can be taxed, that is, "tax on domestic sales of goods in addition to trade", and then they can be sold in the country.
Since it is not shipped to the United States, many netizens are optimistic about this: the iPhone is produced in China, there is no tariff, so the domestic iPhone will not increase in price.
Xiang Ligang believes that domestic iPhone prices will not rise, which depends on Apple's strategy, theoretically if it is produced in China, the pressure in this respect is small, iPhone price increases do not make sense, and in the Chinese market, iPhone market share is declining, competition is very fierce, so it is generally unlikely to increase prices.
In fact, from the beginning, the price of the iPhone sold in different parts of the world has not been the same, and the future is mainly determined by Apple's pricing strategy: Will it bear the cost of the price increase, or regional consumers bear it, or let the global consumers pay?
Goldman Sachs analysts noted in a note that "higher tariffs will force many companies to either raise commodity prices or accept lower margins." We expect negative revisions to consensus margin estimates in the coming quarters."
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