Apple has billions more to buy back its own shares 

Apple’s repurchases have totalled $274.5bn (€252bn), including $20.4bn in the December quarter alone.
Apple shares have fared better than peers this year, falling 6.7% versus the 14% drop of the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 index. 

Apple shares have fared better than peers this year, falling 6.7% versus the 14% drop of the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 index. 

For years, Apple has been at the forefront of multi-billion dollar stock repurchases among technology mega-caps. According to Citigroup analyst Jim Suva, it may be about to raise its game.

Mr Suva has now estimated that the iPhone-maker might announce a buyback of $80bn to $90bn, while also increasing its dividend by 5% to 10%. All eyes will be on its second-quarter results due on April 28.

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