
Apple Inc.'s shares reached a record high on Tuesday, rising 2.5% and bringing the company's market capitalization to $3.6 trillion. The stock surged up 1% in premarket trading after data showed new iPhone sales in China jumped 20% in the first three weeks compared to last year's model. The increase is attributed to strong demand for the iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max models, indicating robust consumer interest in one of Apple's key markets. Investors are also optimistic about the upcoming introduction of artificial-intelligence-powered iPhones, with Apple Intelligence expected at the end of October. This anticipated AI-driven super cycle led by the iPhone 16 has fueled expectations of significant growth for the company.
📢 𝐉𝐔𝐒𝐓 𝐈𝐍: $AAPL iPhone 16 Sales Surge 20% in China, Outperforming Previous Models https://t.co/gH27uqArIQ
$AAPL: China iPhone 16 sales are up 20% from last year’s model 📱 “This is more of a read on China’s economy than it is the health of Apple in China,” says @J_B_Horne:
$AAPL - APPLE'S CHINA IPHONE SALES TO REBOUND ON AI-DRIVEN SUPER CYCLE Apple's China iPhone sales will show a strong rebound over the next year with the beginning of its AI-driven super cycle led by iPhone 16, according to Wedbush in a research note. Analysts estimate roughly…













