There are signs indicating robust demand for the new iPhone, with Apple's stock price hitting an all-time high overnight, potentially driving up the stock prices of its suppliers. Previously, Apple's stock surged by 3.9%, setting a record for the first time this year, thanks to Loop Capital upgrading Apple's stock rating from 'hold' to 'buy'. According to Counterpoint Research data, the sales volume of the iPhone 17 series in the first ten days of its launch in the United States and China increased by 14% compared to the same period for the iPhone 16 series.
