Apple sales have fallen in almost every market across the globe.
This was revealed by the latest results from the tech company.
It said demand for its smartphones dropped by more than 10 per cent in the first three months of this year, while overall sales fell in every geographic region except Europe.
Overall, revenues across the company declined by 4 per cent to $90.8 billion, which was the biggest drop for more than a year.
But it said the results were not as bad as expected and Apple's share price rose in after-hours trading in New York.
The company said the figures were distorted by Covid-related supply disruptions, which led to unusually strong sales during the same period last year.
Apple said it expected sales to return to growth in the months ahead, noting upcoming product launches and investments in artificial intelligence.