The Rollercoaster Ride of Apple's Business in China Apple's relationship with the Chinese market has always been a complex interplay
The tech giant suffered an 11% decline in China sales last quarter, raising concerns about its ability to fend off fierce competition in the country.
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Apple is still facing headwinds in China. The company's overall sales in China declined 11.1% during to $18.51 billion during the last three months of 2024, the largest drop in the country since the first quarter of 2024.
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Samik Chatterjee, an analyst from J.P. Morgan, maintained the Buy rating on Apple (AAPL – Research Report). The associated price target was
During its first quarter earnings call, Tim Cook again gave special attention to Apple's performance in emerging markets, particularly in India, the second largest smartphone market in the world, and the Middle East.
As Wall Street worries about the lower sales in China, Apple CEO Apple CEO Tim Cook said he is "very comfortable" with the company's channel inventory. Cook said in the beginning of the call that over half of Apple's revenue decline in China was driven by a change in channel inventory,
Apple Inc. pulled off a major feat for Wall Street, managing to report better-than-expected revenue and earnings in its fiscal first quarter, even amid an unexpected revenue decline in Greater China.
Apple CEO Tim Cook speaks at the China Development Forum (CDF) 2024, in Beijing, China March 24, 2024. When Apple reported its December quarter earnings on Thursday, it revealed that China sales had dropped 11.1% on an annual basis. Cook told analysts that over half of the decline was due to inventory issues.
The spotlight on DeepSeek comes amid rising tensions over trade, geopolitics and other issues between the two superpowers. The U.S. has already imposed significant export controls on China in an effort to rein in Beijing's production of semiconductors used in developing advanced AI, with the most recent curbs coming in December.