Apple Reports Strong Fiscal Q4 iPhone and Mac Revenue Amidst Service Growth Deceleration
Apple reported robust fiscal fourth-quarter results, driven by record-breaking iPhone sales of $57.58 billion and a 24% surge in Mac revenue to $10.79 billion. Despite seasonal headwinds typically expected before new product launches, the company benefited from recent price increases and strong demand in both the U.S. and Greater China markets. However, investors expressed concern regarding decelerating growth in Apple's high-margin services segment, which grew 10% compared to previous quarters. Additionally, rising memory prices are putting pressure on product gross margins. While total revenue rose 12% to $114.48 billion, the combination of slowing service momentum and margin compression risks suggests a cautious outlook for the stock's valuation.
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