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Citigroup stock slides after-hours as Trump credit-card rate cap stays in focus

Citigroup stock slides after-hours as Trump credit-card rate cap stays in focus

New York, Jan 20, 2026, 19:50 EST — After-hours Citigroup shares slipped 4.4% to $112.80 in after-hours trading Tuesday, following a steep fall during the regular session. Investors are reacting to new concerns over U.S. credit-card pricing policies. The stock move is significant as the discussion pivots from campaign rhetoric to immediate action, pushing bank executives to assess how a…
Bank of America stock slips after $1B employee stock award as credit-card cap deadline bites

Bank of America stock slips after $1B employee stock award as credit-card cap deadline bites

NEW YORK, Jan 20, 2026, 19:19 EST — After-hours Shares of Bank of America Corp dropped Tuesday before holding steady in after-hours trading as investors weighed a fresh $1 billion employee stock award against rising concerns about possible limits on credit-card rates. Timing is crucial. Major banks find themselves caught between politics and consumer-credit calculations, and the market is watching…
Goldman Sachs stock drops after-hours as credit-card cap deadline hits banks; Qatar $25B tie-up in focus

Goldman Sachs stock drops after-hours as credit-card cap deadline hits banks; Qatar $25B tie-up in focus

New York, January 20, 2026, 18:58 EST — After-hours Goldman Sachs shares slipped 1.9% to $943.37 in after-hours Tuesday, fluctuating between $938 and $963 during the session amid a broader market sell-off. Trading volume hovered around 2.6 million shares, matching its usual level. Shares slipped as investors awaited clarity on whether the Trump administration’s Tuesday deadline to enforce a 10%…
JPMorgan share price slides after hours as Trump credit-card rate cap deadline rattles banks

JPMorgan share price slides after hours as Trump credit-card rate cap deadline rattles banks

New York, January 20, 2026, 17:52 ET — After-hours JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM.N) shares were last down 3.1% at $302.74 in after-hours trading on Tuesday. The stock ranged from $301.88 to $311.10 during the session. U.S. bank stocks slid as investors waited to see whether the Trump administration’s Jan. 20 deadline tied to a proposed 10% cap on credit-card…
Bank of America stock today: BAC slips after $1B staff share award as rate-cap worries swirl

Bank of America stock today: BAC slips after $1B staff share award as rate-cap worries swirl

New York, Jan 20, 2026, 11:45 EST — Regular session Bank of America Corporation shares slipped 0.3% to $52.83 on Tuesday following the announcement that it will grant roughly $1 billion in stock to employees outside senior management. CEO Brian Moynihan said, “when our teammates share in our company’s success, it strengthens our business and the communities we serve.” The…
Gold above $4,700 revives Ray Dalio’s “new monetary order” warning as dollar jitters grow

Gold above $4,700 revives Ray Dalio’s “new monetary order” warning as dollar jitters grow

NEW YORK, Jan 20, 2026, 09:07 EST Gold jumped above $4,700 an ounce Tuesday, driven by a flight to safety following fresh U.S. tariff threats. The rally also brought Ray Dalio’s cautionary note back into focus—he warned the global financial system is edging toward a “new monetary order.” The timing is crucial since the tariff dispute isn’t theoretical—it’s hitting prices…
Yen Near 160, Snap Election Put BOJ’s Next Rate Move Back in Play

Yen Near 160, Snap Election Put BOJ’s Next Rate Move Back in Play

TOKYO, Jan 20, 2026, 20:05 JST The Bank of Japan looks set to hold interest rates steady this week but will likely hint at further tightening ahead. The yen’s continued slide, coupled with election-related political uncertainty, is heightening concerns among policymakers about inflation. (Reuters) Friday’s decision comes after the BOJ raised its policy rate to 0.75% in December, hitting a…
20 January 2026

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  • Cocoa Prices Plunge on Lingering Weak Global Demand and Growing Surpluses
    January 21, 2026, 1:05 PM EST. Cocoa prices fell sharply, with March ICE New York cocoa down 8.43% and London cocoa down 8.28%, hitting multi-year lows. Global cocoa demand remains weak, as European and Asian cocoa grindings dropped notably in Q4, while North American grindings showed minimal growth. Meanwhile, favorable weather in West Africa is boosting the upcoming harvest, increasing supply pressure. Despite a small decline in Ivory Coast shipments and Nigeria's production outlook, concerns about surplus growth persist. The International Cocoa Organization lowered its 2024/25 surplus forecast but warned of ongoing risks to demand. Falling ICD inventories briefly rebounded but fail to offset broader bearish sentiment on the cocoa market.
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