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Banking and payments processing conglomerate Fidelity National Information Services raised its forecast for annual adjusted profit and posted a 49% jump in its first-quarter profit on Monday, helped by resilient consumer spending. Payment processors such as FIS collect transaction fees from financial institutions and businesses that are strongly correlated with consumer spending volume. - FIS now expects annual adjusted profit per share to be between $4.88 and $4.98, higher than its previous forecast of $4.66 to $4.76.
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