PayPal Trading Volume Surges 110.75% to $1.146 Billion, Ranks 109th Amid Stock Decline

On April 3, 2025, Paypal's trading volume reached $1.146 billion, marking an 110.75% increase from the previous day, ranking 109th in the day's stock market. Paypal Holdings (PYPL) fell by 8.10%.

Goldman Sachs has revised its price target for PayPal Holdings, reducing it from $82 to $74. This adjustment comes amidst growing concerns about the company's competitive landscape and regulatory pressures. The firm maintains a neutral rating on the stock, reflecting a cautious outlook on PayPal's future performance.

Economic recession fears are also weighing heavily on financial technology companies, including PayPal. The broader macroeconomic environment is described as increasingly "cloudy," with heightened competition and regulatory scrutiny adding to the challenges faced by the company. These factors are likely contributing to the recent decline in PayPal's stock price.