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作成日: 2025/05/29 07:13

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A: Hey there! Guess what's been happening lately?

B: What now? I've been pretty busy. What's up?

A: India just took over China as the top manufacturer of iPhones for the US market, according to a report by CNBC!

B: No way! That's big news. What changed?

A: Well, it seems Apple moved their production to India as a response to the tariffs on Chinese imports from Trump.

B: Wow, that must have been a tough decision for them. But how did it turn out?

A: Turned out pretty well! In April, India shipped around 3 million iPhones to the US, which is up by 76% compared to last year. On the other hand, China saw a drop of 76%.

B: That's quite a difference! So, what happened in March?

A: In March, India sent around 4.4 million iPhones and China only managed to send 4.3 million.

B: Incredible! And this is going to continue for the next quarter too, right?

A: Yup! Tim Cook, Apple's CEO, said that most of the iPhones sold in the US during the April-to-June quarter will be coming from India.

B: Interesting... I wonder if this move will help them avoid those tariffs Trump imposed on goods from China.

A: Well, it was certainly meant to. But just yesterday, Trump tweeted that iPhones not made in the US would face at least a 25% tariff.

B: Oh dear! That's not great news for Apple then...

A: Guess we'll have to wait and see how things unfold!
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A US media report says India overtook China as the top manufacturer of iPhones for the US market in the last two months. That reflects the shift in Apple&#039;s production to the south Asian nation in response to US tariffs on Chinese imports.
        
                    
                  
CNBC says data from Singapore-based research firm Canalys show that India shipped roughly 3 million iPhones to the US in April. That is up 76 percent from a year earlier. Shipments from China over the same period tumbled 76 percent to 900,000 units.
        
                    
                  
The report says India sent 4.4 million in March compared to China&#039;s 4.3 million.
        
                    
                  
Apple CEO Tim Cook said on May 1 that most iPhones for sale in the US in the April-to-June quarter would come from India.
        
                    
                  
The move was intended to alleviate the impact of tariffs on goods from China imposed by President Donald Trump.
        
                    
                  
However, Trump warned in a social media post on Friday that iPhones not made in the US would be hit with a tariff of at least 25 percent.

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