#TrumpTariffs
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has warned that he would impose a 25% tariff on Apple products, particularly iPhones, if they are not manufactured in the United States. Trump emphasized that American companies should prioritize domestic production to support local jobs and reduce dependence on foreign manufacturing, especially China. His statement comes as part of his broader economic agenda aimed at reviving U.S. industry and pressuring companies to relocate their operations. The potential tariff could significantly impact Apple's global supply chain and pricing strategy, as the company currently relies heavily on overseas production.
This announcement raises concerns among investors and tech industry leaders about future trade tensions and market stability.
