Goldman Sachs stock edges up after hours as Trump credit-card cap risks collide with earnings week
Goldman Sachs shares rose 1.1% to $949.55 in after-hours trading Monday, after a session range of $927.40 to $950.55. The move comes as banks face scrutiny over Trump’s proposed 10% credit-card rate cap and ahead of Tuesday’s U.S. CPI report and bank earnings. Goldman expects the Apple Card transition to JPMorgan to boost Q4 2025 earnings by $0.46 per share.