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Apple's annual report shows it loaded up on components as memory costs soar. Here's what that means for its margins, and for the stock.
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Investors are looking past iPhone growth to how much profit Apple keeps on each device, and rising memory costs are pushing that down.
The dollar rose on Election Day in the US, buoyed by climbing Treasury yields and solid economic data, while traders monitored developments in the Middle East for a sense of the greenback’s direction.
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