Apple says Trump's prices could raise prices for Apple Watch, AirPods, and so on.

Apple has pushed back prices proposed by President Donald Trump, arguing that additional penalties on Chinese imports amounting to 267 billion dollars would probably make a series of Apple products more expensive.

The list, recently released by the company in a public letter to the US sales representative, includes AirPods, the company's wireless headphones; the Apple watch; the Mac Mini and various chargers and cables.

The list also includes components that you can find on Apple computers, such as electrical connectors, printed circuit boards, graphics cards, and touch pads for laptops.

Shares of the company's Chinese suppliers, including Luxshare Precision, Shenzhen Sunway Communication and Suzhou Dongshan Precision Manufacturing, fell 10 percent, Reuters reported.

Intel also opposed the new tariffs, calling them "game changer for the American consumer" Monday.

Mr. Trump tweeted that Apple should simply make their products in the United States. "Start building new plants now, exciting!" he said.

But it is not that simple, said Russell Hancock, president and CEO of Silicon Valley Joint Venture.

"The fact is, if you made one of these things in the US, it would cost a lot more," he said, citing much higher labor costs in the United States. America. CNBC said that manufacturing in the United States would increase the price of Apple products by 20%.

"You would be surprised at how integrated the global economy is." It's hard to say that there are real "American" products, Hancock added.

Here is the list of items that, according to Apple, would be affected by the Chinese tariffs:

• Apple Watch
• AirPods
• HomePod
• BeatsWL
• Airport
• Time capsule
• MacMini
• Apple Magic Mouse and Trackpad,
• Apple pencil
• Apple adapters, chargers, cables and cords
• Apple Leather Cases for iPhone, iPad, MacBook and ApplePencil

contributions:

• Apple Master Cards with Microprocessor Units
• Memory Modules, Graphics / Audio Video Cards and PCBA
• Apple computer parts (for example, enclosures and internal components)
• Equipment used for research, development, testing and engineering
• Electrical connectors
• Apple MacBook Internal Keyboards and Trackpads
• Printed circuit boards