Visa Inc. reported a 9% increase in revenue, reflecting steady consumer spending despite ongoing macroeconomic uncertainties. The company's CEO highlighted that consumer spending in the U.S. remained resilient through the second quarter and up to April 21, with no signs of overall weakening. While there was a pull-forward of spending in early April, particularly in electronics, spending levels have stabilized since then. The company also noted that April's spending figures included an artificial boost due to Easter, but excluding this factor, consumer activity remained remarkably stable. Visa maintained its outlook, emphasizing the robustness of consumer demand amid economic challenges.