U.S. stocks move: Apple surges on September 30 due to smart home expansion and iPhone demand
Bitget异动解读2026/09/30 14:15Apple September 30 Surge Interpretation
Keywords: Smart home expansion, iPhone demand
1. On September 30, Apple was reported to plan the release of its smart home central control device J490 on October 13, along with updates to the HomePod mini and Apple TV. These products will be equipped with a more powerful Siri AI assistant, further expanding the hardware and service ecosystem.
2. On September 30, Counterpoint Research estimated that Apple could sell about 6 million foldable-screen iPhone Duo units this year. During the same period, sales of the iPhone 18 Pro series in the first three days after launch increased by 12% year-on-year, with the Pro series reaching 115% of its predecessor’s sales, indicating consistently strong demand for high-end iPhone products.
3. On September 30, Apple launched Apple Pay in partnership with Axis Bank in India. Axis Bank customers can now add their credit or debit cards to Apple Wallet on iPhone and Apple Watch, expanding Apple’s payment service business.
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