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Latest News In Digital Payment - Rapid Growth and Innovation Transform the Payment Market

The digital payment sector is experiencing rapid growth, driven by increased digitization and the adoption of virtual cards. Innovations like cloud-native solutions are enhancing customer experiences. The Payment Card Issuance Software Market is projected to grow from $1.86 billion in 2024 to $3.18 billion by 2029. Notable stock movements include Figure Technology Solutions up 13.8%, while SoFi Technologies faces scrutiny over its growth potential. The article also highlights the importance of rare earth metals in high-tech industries and provides insights into various digital payment stocks.

Simplywall·
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FINX
+0.45%
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NODE
+2.10%
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SOFI
-1.17%
Simplywall·
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FINX
+0.45%
US
NODE
+2.10%
US
SOFI
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SA asks: Which stocks could be hit by Trump's credit card proposals?

President Trump has proposed capping credit card interest rates at 10% for one year and supports the Credit Card Competition Act to reduce swipe fees, as part of efforts to tackle the affordability crisis. Analysts from Seeking Alpha, including Treading Softly, Dividend Collection Agency, and Grass Roots Trading, have been consulted regarding the potential impact on stocks.

MSN·
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ING
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MSN·
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ING
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SKF to release Q4 2025 results on 30 January at 07:30 CET. Audio webcast at 09:00 CET. Open to investors, analysts, and media.

In Gothenburg, Sweden, SKF is scheduled to release its Q4 results for 2025 on January 30th around 07:30 CET. An audio webcast in English will follow at 09:00 CET on the same day. Investors, analysts, and media professionals can participate in the webcast by logging in at the provided platform.

Unusual Whales·
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SKF
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Unusual Whales·
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SKF
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03:14 ET SKF advances sustainability goals by announcing six new decarbonized factories

SKF has announced that six more factories have achieved decarbonized status, advancing its sustainability goals. These sites, located in Malaysia, Mexico, India, Italy, and the USA, have reduced emissions by 95% compared to 2019 levels. SKF aims for decarbonized operations by 2030, with efforts including renewable electricity and energy-efficient technologies. This achievement supports SKF's net-zero journey and climate targets validated by the Science Based Targets initiative.

prnewswire·
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prnewswire·
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Top of the Street: Siemens Energy, Diageo, Natwest Group, Swedbank, Gecina, SKF

J.P. Morgan upgrades Siemens Energy to "overweight" citing strong cash flow. UBS downgrades Diageo due to U.S. market risks. Goldman Sachs downgrades Natwest and Swedbank, citing valuation and risk concerns. GS upgrades Gecina for its stable trends and dividend yield. Deutsche Bank resumes Pernod Ricard with "hold" amid challenging markets. ING initiates Gecina with "buy" for its Paris portfolio. JPM reinitiates Capgemini at "neutral" due to AI trends. Kepler Chevreux rates Man Group "buy" for diversification. JPM reinstates Alfa Laval and SKF at "neutral."

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DEO
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Reuters·
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DEO
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