Hurt by a report that China is seeking to broaden its iPhone ban to state firms and agencies, Apple shares plunged for a second consecutive session. Photograph: Shutterstock European shares fell for a seventh consecutive session on Thursday as US economic data fuelled fears that further rates rises could be in the pipeline this year. Apple, meanwhile, continued to weigh down US equities indices with the iPhone maker poised to lose $200 billion (€186 billion) of its market value in just two sessions. Dublin The Iseq All Share Index fell by almost 0.9 per cent as Central Statistics Office figures…