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January 6 news, according to foreign media reports, earlier this week, some foreign media reported that Apple had asked suppliers to reduce the production of iPhone, MacBook and AirPods, and some investment banks gave relevant news, which caused Apple's share price to fall, and its market capitalization once fell below US $2 trillion.

But according to the latest foreign media reports, although demand has been weak, Apple does not seem to have cut iPhone orders, at least not in December last year.

Foreign media reported that Apple did not cut iPhone orders according to Foxconn insiders. Foxconn's internal sources show that its revenue growth in December was similar to that in November. During the peak production capacity period after the release of the iPhone, the main contract manufacturer Foxconn maintained sizeable revenue growth, meaning significant contract orders, and sources believe that Apple has not cut its orders.

As the main contractor of iPhone, Foxconn is the main contractor of two Pro versions of Apple's iPhone 14 series launched last year, but unfortunately their main contract factories have been affected by the epidemic, resulting in a significant reduction in capacity. However, foreign media also mentioned in the report that a spokesman for Foxconn revealed that production capacity has basically returned to normal.

Foreign media said in the report that there are frequent reports of Apple cutting orders, usually in December or January, and the reason often mentioned is also weak demand, but it is actually a seasonal change. much depends on consumer demand for specific products.

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