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American Express has been upgraded to Neutral by Redburn after a significant price drop since January, suggesting a more balanced valuation. This shift comes as the company continues to show solid revenue growth, which could help restore investor confidence. Watch for how this upgrade impacts AXP's market perception moving forward.
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Some Credit Card Issuers' Revenue May Halve Due to Trump's Rate Cap Proposal, RBC Says Some credit card issuers may see their revenue slashed by more than half as a result of a 10% intere | about 6 hours ago |
Top Midday Stories: DOJ Opens Criminal Probe Into Fed Chair Powell; Trump Calls for 10% Credit-Card Rate Cap, Bank Shares Tumble US stocks were mixed in midday trading Monday, after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said Sunday | about 7 hours ago |
Delta, United, Other Airline Stocks Fall on Trump’s Credit-Card Plan. Why It’s Overdone. Delta United and other airline stocks were falling early Monday as investors assessed President Donald Trump’s call for a 10% cap on credit-card interest rates. Airlines make billions of dollars in revenue each year from co-branded credit cards. Delta said it received $2 billion from American Express in the third quarter alone, up 12% year-over-year, driven by co-branded card growth. | about 7 hours ago |
Stock Market Today: Dow Falls, Weighed Down By American Express; China Names Outperform (Live Coverage) The Dow Jones index falls on the investigation into Fed Chair Powell. Credit card names fall while Palantir climbs and Nvidia dips. | about 7 hours ago |
Trump's credit card cap would have 'real negative' impact on borrowers The earnings season's starting bell has rung, and bank stocks are off to the races this week with JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) and the Bank of New York Mellon (BK) set to release fourth quarter earnings results on Tuesday. Additionally, President Trump's suggestion of a 10% cap on credit card fees has dragged down shares of major credit lenders on Monday. RBC Capital Markets analyst Gerard Cassidy speaks with Julie Hyman about the impact a possible executive order could have on credit card companies. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Market Catalysts. | about 7 hours ago |
Big Bank Stocks Are Tumbling After Trump Said This A number of banking and financial stocks slumped Monday morning after Trump over the weekend suggested that credit card interest rates should be capped. | about 8 hours ago |
JPMorgan Chase, AmEx, Capital One and More Stocks Dive. Trump’s Credit-Card Plan Sparks Panic. Citigroup JPMorgan Chase American Express Bank of America and other financial stocks were falling early Monday after President Donald Trump called for a cap of 10% on credit-card interest rates as part of his push to ease affordability concerns. Credit card issuers were tumbling. Synchrony Financial was the biggest faller in the in early trading, down 7.2%. | about 8 hours ago |
Some Credit Card Issuers' Revenue May Halve Due to Trump's Rate Cap Proposal, RBC Says
Some credit card issuers may see their revenue slashed by more than half as a result of a 10% intere
Top Midday Stories: DOJ Opens Criminal Probe Into Fed Chair Powell; Trump Calls for 10% Credit-Card Rate Cap, Bank Shares Tumble
US stocks were mixed in midday trading Monday, after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said Sunday
Delta, United, Other Airline Stocks Fall on Trump’s Credit-Card Plan. Why It’s Overdone.
Delta United and other airline stocks were falling early Monday as investors assessed President Donald Trump’s call for a 10% cap on credit-card interest rates. Airlines make billions of dollars in revenue each year from co-branded credit cards. Delta said it received $2 billion from American Express in the third quarter alone, up 12% year-over-year, driven by co-branded card growth.
Stock Market Today: Dow Falls, Weighed Down By American Express; China Names Outperform (Live Coverage)
The Dow Jones index falls on the investigation into Fed Chair Powell. Credit card names fall while Palantir climbs and Nvidia dips.
Trump's credit card cap would have 'real negative' impact on borrowers
The earnings season's starting bell has rung, and bank stocks are off to the races this week with JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) and the Bank of New York Mellon (BK) set to release fourth quarter earnings results on Tuesday. Additionally, President Trump's suggestion of a 10% cap on credit card fees has dragged down shares of major credit lenders on Monday. RBC Capital Markets analyst Gerard Cassidy speaks with Julie Hyman about the impact a possible executive order could have on credit card companies. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Market Catalysts.
Big Bank Stocks Are Tumbling After Trump Said This
A number of banking and financial stocks slumped Monday morning after Trump over the weekend suggested that credit card interest rates should be capped.
JPMorgan Chase, AmEx, Capital One and More Stocks Dive. Trump’s Credit-Card Plan Sparks Panic.
Citigroup JPMorgan Chase American Express Bank of America and other financial stocks were falling early Monday after President Donald Trump called for a cap of 10% on credit-card interest rates as part of his push to ease affordability concerns. Credit card issuers were tumbling. Synchrony Financial was the biggest faller in the in early trading, down 7.2%.