Apple’s Tim Cook kicks off China visit amid mixed signals on new iPhone demand

Apple's executive chairman Tim Cook has started his third visit to China this year. This visit comes after the launch of new iPhone models, including the iPhone 18 Pro line-up and the iPhone Duo, in one of Apple's biggest markets. Cook's meeting with the governor of Guangdong province, Meng Fanli, suggests Apple is looking to expand its presence in China, including in smart manufacturing and sales channels. This expansion could be significant for the economy, as Guangdong is a key manufacturing hub in China.

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Tim Cook's visit to China may boost iPhone sales and investor confidence. A successful visit could lead to increased demand for Apple products in China.

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