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Klarna Stock Crashes After Outlook Cut Reveals Consumer Growth Concerns

Klarna's stock crashed by 22% after the buy-now-pay-later company cut its outlook, exposing concerns about consumer growth. The revised forecast indicated cracks in its business model.

18 Aug, 12:50 — 18 Aug, 12:50
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Buy-Now-Pay-Later Klarna Crashes As Outlook Cut Exposes Consumer Growth Cracks

Buy-Now-Pay-Later Klarna Crashes As Outlook Cut Exposes Consumer Growth Cracks Klarna, the Swedish fintech firm best known for its buy now, pay later services, crashed in premarket trading in New York after it lowered its full-year revenue and gross merchandise value forecasts following a second-quarter active-user miss, overshadowing stronger-than-expected earnings. The buy-now, pay-later firm now expects 2026 revenue of $4.08 billion to $4.16 billion, down from a previous ...

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svenska-dagbladet18 Aug, 12:26First to report

Klarnas aktie rasar i förhandeln

zerohedge18 Aug, 12:50

Buy-Now-Pay-Later Klarna Crashes As Outlook Cut Exposes Consumer Growth Cracks

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Yahoo18 Aug, 17:06Latest update

Why Klarna Stock Crashed 22% on Tuesday Morning

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