The U.S. stock market saw significant drops as fear of a recession loomed due to Trump’s newly imposed ‘reciprocal tariffs’. Major fintech companies like Affirm, PayPal, SoFi, and Upstart faced steep declines, with investors reacting to the market uncertainty. As inflation slows consumer spending, fintechs—especially those reliant on consumer loans and transaction fees—are hit hard.
The tariffs are also causing fintechs like Klarna and StubHub to delay their IPOs due to the volatile market. While domestic fintechs may weather the storm, global players could face greater challenges due to the broader economic impact and potential trade wars.
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