Visa and Mastercard shares hit fresh records, with Visa (V) closing 3.1% higher at $382.41, signaling resilient U.S. consumer spending.
Visa's record close on Monday at $382.41 marks its first since June 11, 2025. The strong performance of both payment giants underscores robust aggregate spending by American shoppers, despite them becoming more selective in their purchases.
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