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Apple blames China as it cuts sales forecast

Apple has rattled investors with news that its sales have been slowing, blaming economic weakness in China.

In a surprise disclosure, the iPhone maker said it anticipated revenue of about $84 billion for the three months to December 29.

In November it forecast sales of at least $89 billion – a prediction that had already disappointed investors.

Apple’s share price sank more than 7 per cent in after hours trade, extending its more than 28 per cent slide since November.

The festive season is typically Apple’s strongest quarter.

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