Apple's iPhone to Bear Brunt of US-China Tensions as the Asia Giant Looks to Extend Ban to State Agencies
Portfolio Pulse from Anusuya Lahiri
China is broadening its ban on iPhones in sensitive departments, including government-backed agencies and state companies, signaling increasing difficulties for Apple Inc (AAPL) in its largest foreign market. This move is part of Beijing's efforts to reduce reliance on American technology. The ban threatens Apple's position in a market responsible for about a fifth of its revenue. Other U.S. companies with significant exposure to China, including Nvidia Corp (NVDA), are also concerned about China's next move.
September 07, 2023 | 12:53 pm
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China's broadening ban on iPhones in sensitive departments poses significant challenges for Apple in its largest foreign market.
China is a significant market for Apple, accounting for about a fifth of its revenue. The broadening ban on iPhones in sensitive departments could significantly impact Apple's sales and revenue in the region, leading to a potential decrease in its stock price.
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Nvidia Corp, along with other U.S. companies with significant exposure to China, is concerned about China's next move in its efforts to reduce reliance on American technology.
China's efforts to reduce reliance on American technology could impact Nvidia's business in the region. If China continues to push for the use of domestic technology over foreign, Nvidia could see a decrease in its sales and revenue in China, potentially leading to a decrease in its stock price.
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