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Visa Inc dropped 4.5% to $306.64 late Monday, echoing losses across U.S. financials. Shares kicked off at $317.09, then dipped as low as $304.97 during the session.

Mexico’s National Antitrust Commission has blocked Visa’s planned move to acquire 51% of payment processor Prosa, handing down the decision late Friday. The regulator cited potential risks to the financial system, saying the tie-up between the global card network and a big domestic processor—owner of the Carnet card brand—would hurt competition. The ruling could sway the stock when U.S. markets open Monday.

Visa Inc climbed $2.49 to $321.42, up 0.8%, late Friday afternoon.

Visa Inc’s stock last closed at $314.08 on Friday, down 3.1%. The shares are set to resume trading Tuesday, with U.S. markets closed Monday for Washington’s Birthday, or Presidents Day.

Visa Inc slipped 3.12% to finish at $314.08 on Friday, trailing behind the wider market into a long weekend for U.S. traders. Shares changed hands in a range from $312.82 to $326.48, still sitting well under the 52-week peak of $375.51.

Visa shares fell 3.1% in Friday trading and were last unchanged after hours at $314.08, after touching a session low of $312.85. The payments company said in an SEC filing its board has authorized a successive exchange offer for its Class B stock once litigation-linked conditions are met, including a 50% reduction in estimated interchange reimbursement fees at issue in unresolved U.S. cases; it put those fees at about $39.4 billion as of Oct. 1, 2025, down from $49.6 billion as of Oct. 1, 2023, and said a further drop could come within weeks as claims in a 7-Eleven case are dismissed.

Visa Inc slipped roughly 0.5% to $327.68 late Thursday morning, trading below Wednesday’s $329.24 close. Shares moved between $327.32 and $332.04 after the open.

Visa Inc climbed roughly 1% to $329.41 in late-morning trading Tuesday, bouncing back as payments stocks attracted buyers. Shares had dropped 1.81% the previous day, and remain about 13% off their 52-week high from June.

Visa Inc is set to resume trading Monday, after capping Friday’s session up 0.74% to close at $331.58. Volume hit roughly 7.8 million shares. On the day, the stock traded between $327.10 and $335.13.

Visa Inc. closed out Friday at $331.58, gaining 0.74% for the session. Shares, though, are still sitting a fair distance from their 52-week peak of $375.51.

Visa Inc finished Friday at $331.58, gaining 0.74%. In after-hours moves, the stock barely budged. Shares changed hands between $327.10 and $335.13, with volume landing near 7.8 million.

Visa Inc shares slipped $1.10, roughly 0.3%, closing at $328.03 on Friday. The stock fluctuated between $327.15 and $335.00 during the session. Mastercard dropped around 2%, while American Express climbed 1.6%, and PayPal nudged up 0.3%.