SoFi stock drops late Monday as Trump’s credit-card cap idea collides with loan-market nerves
SoFi shares fell 3% to $26.60 Monday after a volatile session, following President Trump’s proposal for a 10% cap on credit-card APRs. CEO Anthony Noto backed the cap, but analysts and investors warned it could restrict credit and shift borrowers to other debt. Consumer-credit stocks broadly declined. Markets await U.S. inflation data Tuesday and SoFi’s earnings on January 30.