Visa Inc (NYSE:V) saw its stock decline 2.4% to $353.00 during Tuesday’s session, reflecting broader market jitters as investors reacted to escalating tariff concerns.
What To Know: New U.S. tariffs on Mexico and Canada have rattled financial markets, with President Donald Trump signaling that negotiations are at an impasse.
Given Visa’s extensive international payment network, heightened trade tensions could disrupt cross-border transaction volumes, a key revenue driver for the company.
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Visa generates a significant portion of its revenue from cross-border payment fees, which could be impacted if tariffs dampen consumer and business spending across North America.
What Else: Additionally, a slowdown in economic activity …
