New research claims that sales of Apple's iPhone in China grew during the last quarter, giving it growth for the first time in years — although still not enough to beat local manufacturers.

Apple recorded its first sales increase in China in two years, driven by rising demand for Mac computers and iPhones. In the June quarter, the tech giant’s China revenue rose 4.4% to $15.4 billion, slightly ahead of the $15.2 billion projected by Wall Street analysts.

Apple may be the tech company most exposed to the Trump-era global tariffs, with the majority of its iPhones still manufactured in China. But the company calmed Wall Street’s concerns with its latest financial results, which showed a surge in iPhone sales. CEO Tim Cook also laid out a roadmap to ease the impact of levies.