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More Expensive iPhones on the Horizon?

More Expensive iPhones on the Horizon?
Bloomberg Technology Friday 26 June 2026, 04:56 UTC 1 min read
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Jun 26th, 2026 More Expensive iPhones on the Horizon? Bloomberg Intelligence says Apple has to hike prices for its iPhones after raising prices for its Macs, iPads and home devices. Those hikes went into effect globally on Thursday.

Jun 26th, 2026 More Expensive iPhones on the Horizon? Bloomberg Intelligence says Apple has to hike prices for its iPhones after raising prices for its Macs, iPads and home devices. Those hikes went into effect globally on Thursday. Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Technology Analyst Anurag Rana spoke with Bloomberg's Yvonne Man and Avril Hong on "Bloomberg: The China Show." [Image text:] LIVE Hong Kong AnuragRana BLOOMBERG INTELLIGENCE Bloomberg BLOOMBERG INTELLIGENCE:IPHONE The China Show PRICEHIKESEXPECTEDTOFOLLOW
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