AmEx beats profit estimates as spending growth hits three-year high - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi5AFBVV95cUxQeHZJWTl4NmFJejBKMXNOTFlwQzA1blYtX2xZeEtJV1ROamlUTEtFQnFsMFZQR0gweW1oQld2cWtEUEVNdVBUOG9NYXdxSjQxX1U0YzZlOWVyaFQwV25BSkZYWEg1ZkRaYldNTGZyVlQ2VjlYZE52ZS03X2Y3NEZYMTNPZHNFd3FzM3p3cGp3Y3c2eDdYV0c0Qk82TWJMUXp0aWJ0U2ZKTm9pSkdsbERHWXRHRnFZWWNYdENQZU5EbmhCd2ZPaVBwUEs2aVBRbVIyb1pGZTItNnpWZGZmNUpCWjZGWFA?oc=5" target="_blank">AmEx beats profit estimates as spending growth hits three-year high</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

American Express reported earnings that exceeded estimates as spending on the firm’s premium credit cards climbed in the first three months of the year.

American Express reported first-quarter profits exceeding Wall Street expectations, driven by affluent customers' spending on travel and discretionary purchases.

American Express's first-quarter profits surpassed Wall Street expectations as its affluent clients spent money on discretionary purchases and travel.

American Express reported earnings that exceeded estimates as spending on the firm’s premium credit cards climbed in the first three months of the year.