Visa

Visa Inc. reported Q2 revenue up 17% and EPS up 20%, both above expectations, with payment volume growth improving and remaining resilient. Management raised fiscal-year guidance to low-teens revenue growth and mid-teens EPS growth. Easing regulatory concerns and stalled legislation that had weighed on the stock supported the rebound, and Visa contributed 0.74% to the Baron Financials ETF's quarterly performance. » Más en finance.yahoo.com

Visa carried out its first live international card transaction in Syria with Lebanon-based Fransabank and payments firm Paymera, while Mastercard and QNB completed an end-to-end international Payment in parallel. The moves follow the US removal of Syria from its state sponsors of terrorism list and mark a step toward reconnecting Syrian merchants and visitors to global payment networks. Visa said the test paves the way for wider international card acceptance, with phased rollouts for eligible merchants subject to approvals. » Más en finance.yahoo.com

Visa shares rose intraday to $380.52, marking a new 52-week high. Drivers included revenue growth of 14% to $11.6bn in fiscal Q3 2026, earnings per share of $3.32 that beat expectations, and an upward revision of the full-year outlook. Additional boosts came from the announcement of an approximately $1.1bn stake by Pershing Square, analysts raising price targets, and growth prospects from the acquisition of BioCatch. Visa therefore outperformed the overall weaker US market on that trading day. » Más en de.investing.com