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Fidelity National Information Services gains as market rallies
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NEW YORK – Fidelity National Information Services Inc. (NYSE:FIS) experienced a notable upswing Tuesday, with its shares climbing 2.90% to close at $53.91, amidst a broader stock market rally that saw the and the rise by 1.91% and 1.43%, respectively. Despite the day’s gains, FIS’s share price is still significantly lower than its 52-week high of $79.32 reached on February 2nd.
The financial services technology company’s performance stood out in a day where industry counterparts also saw varied results. Mastercard Inc. (NYSE:NYSE:) shares increased by 0.84%, while PayPal Holdings Inc . (NASDAQ:) enjoyed a more substantial boost with stocks rising by 4.21%. Additionally, IBM (NYSE:NYSE:) shares went up by 1.56%.
It’s important to note that while FIS shared in the upward trend, its trading volume did not surpass the 50-day average, indicating a less robust trading activity compared to the average day. This mixed performance comes at a time when financial technology companies continue to navigate a volatile market environment.
Investors and analysts alike keep a close eye on such stock movements, as they can reflect broader economic trends and the health of the tech sector within the financial industry, particularly as companies like FIS play a critical role in powering global financial transactions and services.
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