Apple products could get more expensive in US as Trump imposes 10% import tariffs
Most Apple products sold in the US could see price raises, after Trump imposed 10% import tariffs on all imports from China. While Apple has been working on diversifying its supply chain, the majority of its products are still assembled in China.
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