<ul><li>President Trump threatens Apple with a 25% tariff if iPhones are not made in the US, prompting concern about political pressure.</li><li>Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggests that Apple should absorb the tariff as it's more profitable than producing in the US due to high costs.</li><li>Apple is expanding iPhone production in India due to the US-China trade war, drawing Trump's criticism and pressure to bring production back.</li><li>Kuo advises Apple to focus on negotiating with Trump to avoid tariffs rather than moving production to the US, as political pressure remains a concern.</li></ul>

Apple analyst warns political pressure may outweigh tariff impact

Discover more