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Published August 11, 2025
Fintech Credit & Economic Trends Economic & Market Insights
Although the U.S. economy remains solid and has resisted a broader slowdown thus far in 2025, the outlook remains highly uncertain. In this environment, it is imperative for businesses to stay on top of the latest economic developments. Experian’s Chief Economist Joseph Mayans, Director of Fintech Gavin Harding and Head of Automotive Financial Insights Melinda Zabritski, will provide a look into:
- The latest economic, credit and automotive finance trends
- Forecasts for the rest of the year and beyond
- Answers to today's most pressing questions
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