Apple shares slide 7.4% after forecast calls for 9%–11% revenue growth in fiscal Q4 2025
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Apple's outlook cut (9%–11% revenue growth vs >12% expected) and signs of broader supply constraints drove its worst drop in 16 months. Weakness in China sales and services growth adds concern ahead of the next iPhone launch quarter, while EU App Store regulatory changes threaten services monetization. The miss in guidance, not the headline beat, is the key near-term risk signal for megacap tech sentiment.
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Apple lowered its fiscal fourth-quarter 2025 revenue growth outlook to 9%–11%, below analysts’ expectations of more than 12%. China sales came in at $18.8 billion versus an expected $19.6 billion, while services revenue of $30.7 billion missed a $31.4 billion forecast. Although total revenue of $109.4 billion beat estimates, the weaker guidance raised concerns about demand for new iPhone models and momentum in Greater China, sending the stock down 7.4% in its biggest one-day drop in nearly two years.
