San Francisco (California, USA), 31st October (LaPresse/AP) – iPhone sales slowed down during the third quarter of 2025, but Apple still posted financial results that exceeded analysts' projections. The Cupertino-based company kept the prices of the latest iPhones unchanged, despite the tariffs introduced by Donald Trump, achieving revenues of $49 billion in the July-September window, up 6% compared to the same period last year. This figure is slightly lower than the 8% increase predicted by analysts and lower than the 13% increase recorded in the April-June period. Buoyed by iPhone results, Apple earned £27.5 billion, or £1.85 per share, nearly doubling its profit from the previous year. Revenue rose 8% from the previous year to £102.5 billion. Both earnings and revenue exceeded analysts' forecasts. Apple shares rose 4% in trading after the data was released.
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