The media was awash recently with a report that Huawei has cut down production of its smartphones due to uncertainty bothering the recent ban by the US government which was deferred for 90 days. The report quotes the South China Post as the source but Huawei has come out to state that the news is entirely fake. 
Android Authority quotes the Chinese tech giant to have hinted in an email statement that it refutes these claims. “Our global production levels are normal, with no notable adjustments in either direction”, part of the statement read.
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It is not uncommon for manufacturers to scale down the production of their smartphones, depending on the demand. The earlier report was embraced without a doubt due to the public perception that Trump’s ban will have a huge impact on Huawei’s phone sales. Already, some Huawei smartphone owners are reportedly selling their phones and prices of some of Huawei’s high-end phones like the P30 Pro have dropped drastically in recent times.
Since the ban was temporarily lifted, there is a ray of hope that a settlement could be reached between the US and China in the trade dispute that has Huawei in the middle as a pawn. Thus, it is no surprise the company is still talking tough. Huawei may be forced to cut down production at some point if the trade ban is resumed.
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