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Interest Rates 16 January 2026 - 23 January 2026

Rocket stock (RKT) climbs as CPI slowdown eases mortgage costs, saving $16 a month on $400,000 loan
Goldman Sachs stock holds steady after $14.75 billion bond sale as rate-cap politics hangs over banks

Goldman Sachs stock holds steady after $14.75 billion bond sale as rate-cap politics hangs over banks

Goldman Sachs shares nudged up 0.2% on Thursday and held steady in after-hours, last trading at $954.65. According to an SEC filing, the bank issued $14.75 billion in fixed-to-floating rate notes maturing from 2029 to 2047. These notes start with fixed coupons ranging from 4.148% to 5.541%, then switch to floating rates tied to compounded SOFR, the benchmark for overnight U.S. dollar borrowing costs.
Citigroup stock price rises as Citi weighs 10% credit card option amid Trump rate-cap push

Citigroup stock price rises as Citi weighs 10% credit card option amid Trump rate-cap push

Citigroup shares rose 1.4% to $115.43 in afternoon trading on Thursday after Bloomberg News reported the lender is weighing new credit cards charging 10% interest, a potential answer to President Donald Trump’s push for a one-year cap on card rates. Bank of America is considering similar cards, a source familiar with the matter said, while Citi declined to comment. Bank of America was up 0.8%, JPMorgan added 0.5% and Wells Fargo gained 2.6%, while the S&P 500 tracker SPY rose about 0.5%.
Constellation Software resets CSU.DB debenture rate to 8.6% as CPI-linked coupon steps down

Constellation Software resets CSU.DB debenture rate to 8.6% as CPI-linked coupon steps down

Constellation Software Inc said the interest rate on its unsecured subordinated floating rate debentures, Series 1, will be reset to 8.6% per year on March 31, trimming the coupon from the current 8.9%. The company said the new rate is based on the annual average change in Canada’s all-items Consumer Price Index over the 12 months ending Dec. 31, 2025, plus 6.5%.
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Australia mortgage shock: CBA and Macquarie lift fixed home loan rates ahead of RBA decision

Australia mortgage shock: CBA and Macquarie lift fixed home loan rates ahead of RBA decision

Commonwealth Bank of Australia has increased fixed home loan rates by up to 0.70 percentage points, with its lowest owner-occupier fixed rate now at 5.79% for a two-year term. Macquarie Bank followed suit, hiking fixed rates across all terms. Meanwhile, National Australia Bank offers the lowest headline fixed rate among the big four banks at 5.39% for both one- and two-year terms, according to Canstar comparisons.
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