equifax inc efx reported q2 2023 revenues of 1318 billion flat yy and up 1 yy in constant currencies broadly in line with the consensus workforce solutions revenues declined 4 yy to 5828 million due to the challenging mortgage and hiring market partially negated by continued strong growth in government us information solution revenues rose 6 yy to 4450 million on higher revenues from online information solutions 9 yy business international revenues rose 1 yy to 2898 million on growth across canada and latin america partially offset by the decline in the asia pacific and europe regions the company witnessed strong new product innovation in equifax cloud business with vitality index of 14 adjusted eps declined 18 yy to 171 above the consensus of 167 outlook efx expects q3 revenue of 1320 billion1340 billion consensus 135 billion and adjusted eps within 172182 consensus 197 for 2023 it reduced the outlook for revenues to 5270 billion to 5330 billion from 5275 billion  5375 billion vs consensus of 532 billion and adjusted eps to 685710 from 705735 vs consensus of 717 efx lowered guidance to reflect the expected impact of weakerthanexpected us mortgage originations and lower mortgage revenue we expect the weaker than expected us mortgage market that we saw in june to continue and we now expect full year mortgage originations to decline about 37 which is down five percentage points from our prior framework we also expect to see the slowing in us hiring to continue throughout 2023 but expect to offset this impact on nonmortgage revenue with stronger growth in the workforce government business as well as solid performance in usis and international stated mark w begor ceo the company implemented additional measures to achieve 210 million in spending reductions in 2023 vs 200 million earlier and expects 275 million in 2024 price action efx closed lower by 013 at 23749 on wednesday