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After weeks of worry one financial firm says concerns over the coronavirus and manufacturing in China may be overblown.

Market Watch had analysts at J.P. Morgan issuing a note Tuesday pointing out that the areas of highest concentration for the outbreak

are pretty far removed from most manufacturing facilities.

That, plus a lack of time sensitivity for a lot of products

have them thinking the coast may be clearing.

Quoting the note, in this regard, time sensitive and complex supply chain, the tech sector still needs to be monitored for

idiosyncratic dislocations.

So far, gradual supply resumption seems on track some new new products like iPhone SE2 may get delayed, but

existing products appear to have sufficient inventory. Thus, our analysts worry

more about demand than supply.

Now one does wonder how J.P. Morgan's optimism folds in with the latest word around FoxCon.

Apple Insider highlights a Reuters report that says Apple's iPhone partner is hoping to have half

of its production facilities in China restarted by the end of February.

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