As of Q1'26 (2025-12-31), Visa's PEG Ratio (5yr expected) stands at 1.95, showing a recovery from the previous quarter's significant negative value of -14.56. The latest data point suggests a return to positive territory after a period of volatility. Over the period from Q2'23 to Q1'26, the PEG Ratio has exhibited considerable fluctuations, with values swinging sharply between positive and negative. Notable inflection points include steep declines to -15.15 in Q3'23 and -14.56 in Q4'25, as well as rebounds to positive values such as 9.90 in Q2'23 and 5.71 in Q3'24. This volatile pattern indicates inconsistent growth expectations relative to earnings, reflecting shifting market sentiment and potential changes in Visa's projected growth outlook.