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    American Express bets on holiday spending by affluent customers to update 2025 forecasts

    American Express raised the lower end of its 2025 profit and revenue forecasts, buoyed by continued spending from affluent customers ahead of the holiday season. The company now expects earnings per share of $15.20–$15.50 and revenue growth of 9–10%.

    Stringent data localisation norms might impair fraud detection: Scott Zoldi of Fico

    The firm, known for its credit scoring models for homebuyers in the US, offers analytics solutions for all forms of customer underwriting by lenders. The firm deploys its traditional fraud detection models in India, but is now pitching its new payment fraud detection to banks.

    Wall Street closes with records as tech support offsets labor, shutdown uncertainties

    Wall Street indexes closed at record highs, primarily driven by the technology sector and AI chip companies, amidst a U.S. government shutdown. Investors, monitoring private labor data, anticipated potential Fed rate cuts. The shutdown also raised concerns about its duration and impacted specific stock performances.

    5 fall habits that could add $190 to your bills — financial expert sounds the alarm

    Many Americans feel behind on money and worry about finances. Living paycheck-to-paycheck and having little retirement savings is common. If you save money, reduce financial stress, or invest for the future, you are ahead of half the country. Simple financial habits like saving, planning, and smart investing can improve your money situation and give you more security.

    US consumers feel the heat as early signs of stress surface in credit health

    The findings present a contrast to the relatively upbeat tone struck by several of the country’s largest banks. Lenders have argued that consumers remain broadly stable and that the overall quality of their credit portfolios has not shown significant cracks. At the same time, wider economic data suggests the labour market is cooling, which could affect future repayment capacity.

    FICO stock crashes over 10% after Fannie and Freddie embrace VantageScore 4.0 - here’s why it matters

    FICO stock declined as Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will now permit lenders to use VantageScore 4.0. This decision increases competition in credit scoring. It potentially impacts FICO's market share. VantageScore 4.0 uses machine learning. It assesses borrowers with limited credit history. Credit bureau stocks like Equifax and Experian rose. Analysts still have a positive outlook on FICO stock.

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