American Express raises its full-year outlook, reaffirming expectations for revenue growth and increasing its 2026 earnings-per-share (EPS) range amid ongoing restructuring. Multiple outlets report that the company’s third-quarter results show improvement, with card spending and billed business rising at a steady pace.

Quartz and the Globe and Mail say the upgrade is tied to stronger spending from cardholders, including continued activity among affluent customers. Seeking Alpha similarly highlights the combination of operational change and financial guidance, noting the company’s 10% revenue growth expectation and a higher EPS target for 2026. While all three focus on the forecast increase, each frames the driver slightly differently—spending trends versus the restructuring context.