American Express (AXP) stock price dropped 1.6% to $337.50 on Friday, extending a three-session losing streak ahead of the U.S. market holiday. The decline occurred despite broader market stability and follows an insider sale of 8,134 shares by AmEx executive Howard Grosfield. Investors are now looking forward to the release of Fed minutes on Wednesday and American Express’s first-quarter results on April 24 for insights into future performance and spending trends.
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American Express (AXP) stock price slips to $337.50 — what to watch after the long weekend
American Express (AXP) stock price dropped 1.6% to $337.50 on Friday, extending a three-session losing streak ahead of the U.S. market holiday. The decline occurred despite broader market stability and follows an insider sale of 8,134 shares by AmEx executive Howard Grosfield. Investors are now looking forward to the release of Fed minutes on Wednesday and American Express’s first-quarter results on April 24 for insights into future performance and spending trends.