PayPal Shares Fall as CEO Cites Softening in US Retail Spending

July 29, 2025, 2:19 PM UTC

PayPal Holdings Inc. shares fell the most in almost six months after reporting slower growth in payment volume and company executives said they were seeing softer retail spending as a result of the US tariff wars.

“We did see a slight deceleration” in consumer spending, Chief Financial Officer Jamie Miller said on a call with analysts Tuesday, saying goods made in China were taking a particular hit.

PayPal-branded checkout volume increased by 5% in the quarter, down from a 6% increase in the first three months of the year, PayPal said in a presentation Tuesday. The macroeconomic environment and consumer ...

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