'IPhone' deletions in China dropped by 33% during February

The shipping of the “iPhone” phones produced by Apple in China fell by about 33% during February, compared to the previous year, according to official data, which led to the continued decline in demand for the main apparatus in its most important foreign markets. Government figures showed that foreign brands only sent about 2.4 million smartphones last month, which was influenced by the delay in the timing of the new lunar year. Apple acquires the vast majority of these consignments, as it is the only foreign company that has a large share in the market. The decline in shipping in February is a decline for the second consecutive month. In January, the company sent about 5.5 million phones, or a drop of about 39% compared to the previous year, according to the numbers of the Chinese Academy of Information and Communication Technology. Apple’s share price has dropped less than 1% in Pre -york -Pe -opening in New York. The return of ‘Huawei’ is threatening ‘Apple’ who has seen the best producer of ‘Apple’, based in Cubino, California, a decline in the largest smartphone market in the world since the latest generation of its models appeared in September. Huawei Technologies returned as a strong competitor in the leading telephone sector to utilize a part of “Apple”, and the slowdown in “iPhone” sales led to exceptional (price) discounts by the US company in January. “Apple’s retail channels in China from the fourth quarter of 2023, which could explain the decline in recent months. But this is a sign of the slowdown in the coming months of Apple in China, especially if the Chinese are led by the power of the artificial intelligence of the smartphone,” Nicole Ping, “said. Apple spokesman did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The smartphone market in China in general was also about a third in February, reflecting the relief of consumers on a larger scale of spending on luxury products. Analysts still expect to grow throughout the year, but they expect iPhone sales to deteriorate. Jefferies, led by Edison Lee, said in this week’s note that they believe that ‘iPhone’ has so far dropped the market so far by more than 20% for this year.