Editor's archive note — October 17, 2026. The item below preserves a 2010 credit-card delinquency news excerpt attributed to The Wall Street Journal. Its recovery language and issuer data describe that reporting period; they are not a current forecast or evidence about a particular merchant's financing eligibility. The original attribution and links remain unchanged. For a business decision today, distinguish broad credit-market news from your own verified receipts, obligations and funding terms. Continue with the financing cost and cash-flow guide and the New Jersey business guide for practical reading paths.
Original archived post follows.
U.S. Credit-Card Delinquencies Declin www.erickuvykin.com11/16/10 The Wall Street Journal
A decline in delinquency rates for most credit-card issuers buoyed investor optimism over the pace of recovery in the U.S. card industry. Monthly data released Monday by several major issuers, including Capital One Financial Corp., American Express Co., Discover Financial Services, Bank of America Corp. and J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., generally indicated that losses from souring loans remain steep. Click here to read more.
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