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President Trump’s tariffs could lead to higher iPhone prices This appears to be causing customers to panic-buy Apple products But one analyst report says the rises might not be as bad as feared ...

Several Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) stores have seen instances of “panic buying” of iPhones amid worries that prices could rise due to President Trump's tariffs on foreign countries, Bloomberg reported.

Here's what she had to say. "Apple is sending emails sayings that as of July 26, 2023, all photos on iPhones will be deleted except ones on iCloud. I paid over $1,000 for this iPhone to have storage.

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The crowd gasped when Jobs did the big reveal. Then that earnings panic happened, and to be sure, Apple stock took a hit. By the end of 2002, you could buy a share of the company for $14.33 ...

The biggest pillar of this week's panic is a report that Apple is cutting iPhone X production to 20 million units in the current quarter. You can read all about that as well as multiple analyst ...

Assuming Apple has to pay reciprocal tariffs on those imports, its total cost would rise 90% or more, they estimated,” the report goes on. Back to the panic buying that was reported last weekend.

For all the talk of planned obsolescence, Apple builds phones that happily last three years or more without a hitch. So let’s think about how panic-buying an iPhone now will affect that cycle.