Apple has released its financial report for the third quarter of fiscal year 2025, revealing a boost in both revenue and profit, marking the strongest growth in three years. However, despite these positive figures, Apple's share price declined by more than 1% on Friday morning as investors expressed concerns regarding the sustainability of the iPhone sales surge, which has been fueled by tariffs. This quarter saw iPhone sales soar by 13.5%, significantly outpacing market projections, thanks to a pre-tax hike shopping spree in the United States, China's subsidy policies, and the widespread appeal of the affordable iPhone 16e.