The increase in global sales was primarily driven by a return to growth in Apple's two largest markets, China and the United States, preliminary data from Counterpoint Research showed.

The iPhone maker reclaimed the number one position in the Chinese smartphone market in May, which is considered a major rebound in a critical markets.

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Apple's iPhone sales surged to the top spot in China in May, marking a 15% global sales growth year-on-year during April and May, according to Counterpoint Research.

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