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In Q3'25, American Express (AXP) reported non-interest revenues of $3.03B and net interest income of $652M, contributing to a combined segment total of approximately $3.68B, reflecting a modest quarter-over-quarter increase from Q2'25's $3.57B. Over the period from Q4'22 to Q3'25, non-interest revenues exhibited steady growth from $11.42B to a peak of $13.14B in Q4'24 before declining sharply to $3.03B in Q3'25, indicating potential segment contraction or reclassification in recent quarters. In contrast, net interest income showed volatility, rising from $3.97B in Q4'22 to $11.57B in Q2'24 amid favorable interest rate environments, but dropping to $652M by Q3'25, underscoring a dominant shift toward non-interest sources earlier in the timeframe while highlighting recent pressures on interest margins. Overall, the stacked bar chart reveals an upward trend in total revenues through 2024, followed by a significant pullback in 2025, warranting scrutiny of underlying business drivers.