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Affirm shares fell as investors worry about sinking discretionary spending and credit use. The stock slipped 7% to $41.13 on Thursday. Shares have lost a third of their value this year.

Affirm shares are tumbling after rival Klarna, which is preparing to go public in the U.S., said it is now the exclusive provider of Buy Now, Pay Later loans for Walmart.