Apple CEO Tim Cook says tariffs to add $900M in costs in Q3, but future uncertain

Apple CEO Tim Coki offered its first statement on Thursday in the second quarter of the President Trump during the second quarter-winning investors on Thursday. I saw the “limited impact” from the tariffs in the Martin neighborhood of the iPhone, Cook could not predict what the Apple meant for the next quarter. However, if everything remains the same, the company’s tariffs will add only $ 900 million to their expenses in Q3.

The news was a relief to investors, even called the “pretty good result.” However, investors still were concerned that in the last weeks, the next quarters could hold the next quarters, showing rapid changes in the US trade policy.

Ashbe investors told investors that the investors do not give a number of colors to give some colors and only the current global tariff rates, policies and applications were detained if new tariffs were not added.

It should also not be used to design this estimates in this estimate, future quarters, because there are “unique factors”, which benefits in the June quarter.

In An interview with CNBCPACKIN, the effects of tariffs noted that Apple has kept most products from the United States and the United States from India and most products from the United States market.

When a investor is buried to provide more information in the June quarter and beyond, I cook, “I do not want to predict the future because I am not sure what will happen with tariffs.”

Baking, in the future, he said he did not want to predict the mix of production, but he was very busy with tariff discussions. (This was a lot of things clear. After a meeting with President Trump, Apple’s iPhones saved the changes in trade policy This can increase iPhone prices.)

“We are on our side that we are always thinking, thinking and deliberate decisions, and the long-term investment and innovations and opportunities created.” “When we look, we are confident that I am confidently confident and confident in our ability to update and enrich our users, we can always work in a way that puts us apart.”