On April 7, multiple Chinese Apple suppliers responded to the Trump administration's newly announced "reciprocal tariffs." Reports from Xinhua and Sina show that many A-share listed firms downplayed their US exposure and said the policy would have minimal operational impact. They also cited diversified production and flexible strategies to manage risk

President Donald Trump's reciprocal tariff policy has sent shockwaves across global markets. Although many countries have since proposed countermeasures, it's expected that these tariffs will lead to significant adjustments in product prices, with the tariff costs gradually passed down the supply chain to end consumers. Supply chain professionals emphasize that the key issue will be how much flexibility and acceptance the market has for these added costs