President Trump wants an American-made iPhone. Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook has no plans to deliver one any time soon. Tension between the president and one of America’s most valuable companies spilled into the open Thursday,

Key Takeaways Apple moving iPhone production to the U.S. is a "non-starter" due to how much it would raise costs, Wedbush analysts said Friday.The comments come as President Trump has pressured the iPhone maker to bring more operations stateside instead of shifting to India.

President Trump on Thursday said he told Apple not to expand iPhone production in India, while also indicating the possibility of a sweeping new trade deal with the country. Why it matters: Apple was reportedly planning to massively expand phone manufacturing for the U.S. market in India, as a workaround for the ongoing trade war with China.