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the Wall Street Journal. President Trump's tariffs on China

are forcing Apple to think quickly about short-term adjustments to its supply chain. People

familiar with the matter told the journal that Apple will send more of its iPhones to the U.S.

from India, cutting back on shipments from China, where its production has been historically centered.

The president's tariff package raises levies on Chinese goods to at least 54%, while India's rise to 26%.

The tariffs on China could add roughly $300 to the $550 it currently costs to make an iPhone 16 Pro.

Those calculations are before any additional tariffs President Trump has threatened on China

if it does not rescind its reciprocal measures on the U.S.

Apple shares have plunged nearly 20% in the past three days over concerns about its supply chain exposure to those tariffs,

but some of its peers in the so-called magnificent seven

group of stocks, including Amazon, Alphabet, and Invidia got a boost in today's whipsaw

trading session on Wall Street. Amazon rallied more than 2%, reversing some of last week's

declines. One investment bank released new estimates showing the online retailer's tariffs exposure could be less than some of its big tech peers.

That's due to Americans' reliance on online shopping and the willingness of sellers on the platform to continue advertising.

Meanwhile in Hong Kong, the tech-sensitive Hangsang Index reacted to Friday's sell-off on Wall Street.

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