Apple Q3 財報 7 月底發佈，市研報告搶先報捷：中國 iPhone 銷售兩年來首次錄得增長
Apple CEO Tim Cook 早前亦曾表示，對中國市場長遠發展充滿信心，強調中國消費者對蘋果產品依然有高度需求。另一方面，Apple 已正式公佈，將於美國時間）7 月 31 日發佈 2025 財年第三季業績，屆時將舉行電話會議，解釋最新財政狀況及未來展望。上季 Apple 收入為 907 億美元，按年微跌 4%，但服務業務收入創下歷史新高。
市場普遍預期，隨著中國 iPhone 銷售回暖，加上服務業務持續增長，蘋果第三季業績有望優於預期。投資者將密切關注蘋果管理層對中國市場策略、AI 功能發展及未來產品發佈時間表的最新評論。
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