Overview
- Analysts project Apple will report roughly 4% year-over-year revenue growth for Q3 FY25, driven by stable iPhone sales and double-digit services expansion.
- CEO Tim Cook cautioned that U.S.-China tariffs will cost the company about $900 million this quarter, prompting further supply-chain moves to India.
- Major brokerages including TD Cowen and Bank of America Securities have reiterated Buy ratings on Apple shares with price targets ranging from $235 to $275.
- Forecasts indicate Apple Intelligence will not spark significant iPhone upgrades over the next two quarters and must prove its value by the end of 2026.
- Investors are looking ahead to new product cycles, from a slimmer “Air” iPhone expected this fall to a potentially foldable iPhone launch in September 2026.