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iPhone Price Hikes Will Come, Says IDC

iPhone Price Hikes Will Come, Says IDC
Bloomberg Technology Friday 26 June 2026, 18:20 UTC 1 min read
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Jun 26th, 2026 iPhone Price Hikes Will Come, Says IDC Apple announced price hikes across its hardware products, citing unprecedented price gains in memory chips. Missing from that price hike list, for now, is the iPhone. Nabila Popal, Senior Research Director at IDC, joins Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Tech."

Jun 26th, 2026 iPhone Price Hikes Will Come, Says IDC Apple announced price hikes across its hardware products, citing unprecedented price gains in memory chips. Missing from that price hike list, for now, is the iPhone. Nabila Popal, Senior Research Director at IDC, joins Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Tech." [Image text:] INTRADAY Apple 279.83 4.68 Nabila Popal 1.70% IDC SENIOR RESEARCHDIRECTOR Bloomberg Tech POPAL:IPHONEPROMAXCOULDSEE $2OOPRICERISE
IDC Apple (ORG) iPhone (ORG) Nabila Popal (PERSON) Ed Ludlow (PERSON) Bloomberg Tech (ORG)
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