In April, American Express reported first-quarter revenue (net of interest expense) growth of 11% year-on-year to $15.80 billion, marginally beating the analyst consensus estimate of $15.79 billion.

American Express (AXP) closed the most recent trading day at $295.93, moving -0.49% from the previous trading session.

American Express reports 7% revenue growth in Q1 ... spending trends, and revenue outlook. The analyst also noted that management will continue to invest in the business to achieve longer-term ...

American Express shares slipped after missing ... and the company’s outlook for future revenue growth. The analyst also expected updates on card fees. He will seek an update on billed business ...

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Citi initiates coverage of American Express, but analyst Keith Horowitz flags the ... "We take a more cautious outlook." Over time, American Express's business could provide investors with above ...

While this widely-known consensus outlook is ... For American Express, the Most Accurate Estimate is lower than the Zacks Consensus Estimate, suggesting that analysts have recently become bearish ...

American Express (NYSE:AXP) is scheduled to announce Q1 earnings results on Thursday, April 17th, before market open, and attention will be on the 2025 outlook ... Q4's 9% pace. Analyst consensus ...

Analyst revisits American Express's stock price target ... "We believe a more cautious sales outlook is warranted for the year." "Mortgage rates obviously come down," he said.

American Express’s outlook for 2025 was also a subject of optimism. RBC Capital pointed out the forecast for a consistent pace of revenue growth. More significantly, the earnings per share (EPS) ...

American Express Co. drew praise Monday as an “attractive ... but it’s currently trading at a relatively high valuation, Citi analyst Keith Horowitz said Monday. Steve Gelsi covers banking ...