Experian shares tumble to 19-month low despite solid Q3; Trump rate-cap talk rattles investors
Experian shares fell as much as 7% to a 19-month low in London after the company reported 8% organic revenue growth for the third quarter and reaffirmed its full-year outlook. Analysts cited a weak U.S. dollar, U.S. plans to cap credit card rates, AI concerns, and Fair Isaac’s direct sales to lenders as factors weighing on sentiment. North America led growth with a 10% organic increase.