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美国运通二季度利润小幅超预期并上调全年收入增长预期
美国运通二季度EPS为4.53美元，高于LSEG一致预期4.40美元，收入同比增长10%至196亿美元。
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American Express (AXP.N) increased its full-year revenue growth forecast and beat Wall Street expectations for second-q…
不做 美国运通（AXP.US）
例行财报催化，EPS仅小幅超预期，全年收入增长预期与一致预期相符且利润指引未上修；当前已过美股事件日完整交易时段，短线edge不足，不做。
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关键理由
- 美国运通二季度EPS为4.53美元，高于LSEG一致预期4.40美元，收入同比增长10%至196亿美元。
- 公司将全年收入增长预期上调至10%，但该数字与华尔街预期一致，且维持利润增长指引，增量预期差有限。
- 事件为财报日盘前披露，截至当前已过美股7月24日完整交易日，短线财报反应窗口已基本消化。
主要风险
- 若后续管理层电话会或卖方上修全年EPS预期，可能重新打开交易窗口，但本条快讯本身没有足够新增超预期幅度。
- 信用卡公司仍受消费放缓和信贷损失周期影响，虽然本季拨备同比下降，但不构成新的独立做多催化。
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American Express (AXP.N) increased its full-year revenue growth forecast and beat Wall Street expectations for second-quarter profit on Friday as its affluent customers continued to swipe their cards for travel and dining despite lingering economic uncertainty.
Unlike many rivals that cater to a broader range of borrowers, the credit card issuer derives much of its business from higher-income consumers, who are generally better-positioned to weather inflationary pressures and maintain discretionary spending.
Billed business, a measure of total spending on AmEx cards, rose 9% to $455.8 billion, on a foreign exchange-adjusted basis. Its revenue rose 10% to $19.6 billion in the quarter.
"Six months into the year, we're seeing stronger momentum than we expected. The investments we made in our value propositions have driven accelerated spend and revenue growth," said CEO Stephen Squeri in a statement.
The company now expects revenue for the full-year to grow 10% — in line with Wall Street expectations, according to estimates compiled by LSEG. It maintained its profit growth forecast.
AmEx's earnings offer an early look at spending patterns among affluent consumers, providing investors with an early read on discretionary spending before other major card networks report results.
The company posted a profit of $4.53 per share for the three months ended June 30, compared with $4.08 per share a year earlier. Analysts expected earnings of $4.40 per share.
The New-York based company set aside $1.1 billion in consolidated provisions for credit losses in the quarter, versus $1.4 billion a year ago.
U.S. consumer sentiment rebounded from record lows in June, despite households remaining worried about the high cost of living, according to The University of Michigan's Surveys of Consumers.
Loan-loss provisions, often referred to as rainy-day reserves, reflect how much a lender sets aside to cover loans it expects may not be repaid, offering a window into how confident it is that borrowers will keep up with payments.
Unlike many rivals that cater to a broader range of borrowers, the credit card issuer derives much of its business from higher-income consumers, who are generally better-positioned to weather inflationary pressures and maintain discretionary spending.
Billed business, a measure of total spending on AmEx cards, rose 9% to $455.8 billion, on a foreign exchange-adjusted basis. Its revenue rose 10% to $19.6 billion in the quarter.
"Six months into the year, we're seeing stronger momentum than we expected. The investments we made in our value propositions have driven accelerated spend and revenue growth," said CEO Stephen Squeri in a statement.
The company now expects revenue for the full-year to grow 10% — in line with Wall Street expectations, according to estimates compiled by LSEG. It maintained its profit growth forecast.
AmEx's earnings offer an early look at spending patterns among affluent consumers, providing investors with an early read on discretionary spending before other major card networks report results.
The company posted a profit of $4.53 per share for the three months ended June 30, compared with $4.08 per share a year earlier. Analysts expected earnings of $4.40 per share.
The New-York based company set aside $1.1 billion in consolidated provisions for credit losses in the quarter, versus $1.4 billion a year ago.
U.S. consumer sentiment rebounded from record lows in June, despite households remaining worried about the high cost of living, according to The University of Michigan's Surveys of Consumers.
Loan-loss provisions, often referred to as rainy-day reserves, reflect how much a lender sets aside to cover loans it expects may not be repaid, offering a window into how confident it is that borrowers will keep up with payments.
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