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What Iphone 15’s Ban In China Could Mean For Apple #AAPL Stock?

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If China Bans iPhone 15, this could be bad for Apple Stocks? I'm not sure, because government and state companies might be a small number for the total sales of iphones.

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In this video I have included 2 key levels to watch out for #APPL share. One of the levels is very near and is something to watch ahead of iphone 15 launch.

The Chinese government’s ban on iPhones for government officials could hurt Apple’s iPhone 15 stocks. The ban could dampen demand for the iPhone 15 in China, which is Apple’s second-largest market. Investors should closely monitor the situation.

The ban is a major blow to Apple, which has long relied on China as a major market for its products. Apple sold over 40 million iPhones in China last year, making it the company’s second-largest market after the United States.

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