During an earnings call, Samsung’s chief financial officer Soon-cheol Park told reporters that “ongoing uncertainty surrounding US tariff policies continues to pose a potential risk of demand slowdown.” According to Financial Times, Park said that US tariff policies and stronger export controls against artificial intelligence products are expected to have an impact on product demand in the second half of the year. In addition to a downward trend on sales, the company also expects tariffs to raise prices for the components it uses on its mobile phones, which will have further impact on its revenue.
Samsung’s call discussed its results for
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