"Equifax had a solid second quarter against a continuing challenging mortgage market, with very good execution against our 2023 Cloud spending reduction plan. Revenue growth of 1% in constant currency was at about the midpoint of our guidance, with continued strong new product performance with a New Product Vitality Index of 14%, a record for Equifax. However, later in the quarter, we saw U.S. mortgage activity at levels below our expectations and slowing U.S. hiring activity, which impacted revenue particularly in Workforce Solutions. Workforce Solutions continued to substantially outperform the underlying mortgage and talent markets, and delivered very strong revenue growth in Government. USIS delivered a strong quarter, which included strong Online B2B non-mortgage growth of 9%, and International delivered constant currency revenue growth of 7%, which was above our expectations," said Mark W. Begor, CEO of Equifax.