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Stock Market 13 January 2026

Crypto ATM crackdowns are spreading — and Bitcoin Depot stock is in the frame

Crypto ATM crackdowns are spreading — and Bitcoin Depot stock is in the frame

Shares of Bitcoin Depot Inc rose roughly 4.6% to $1.37, even as the bitcoin ATM operator faces increasing regulatory pressure from U.S. cities and states cracking down on crypto kiosks amid a surge in fraud complaints. That’s key for operators since these machines — known as virtual currency kiosks — convert cash into crypto and transfer it to a digital wallet. Regulators say scammers often use this method to rush victims into paying. A recent PYMNTS report highlighted fresh local bans and stricter state limits, noting that warning labels and ID verification are increasingly common requirements.
Strategy’s $1.25 billion bitcoin buy nudges MSTR stock higher premarket

Strategy’s $1.25 billion bitcoin buy nudges MSTR stock higher premarket

Strategy shares jumped nearly 3% in premarket trading Tuesday following a disclosure that the company shelled out about $1.25 billion on bitcoin. This marks its largest purchase since July. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-01-12/strategy-buys-1-25-billion-in-bitcoin-in-largest-purchase-since-july This buying is significant since the Nasdaq-listed company has turned into a high-beta stand-in for bitcoin among many equity investors, with its funding activities frequently moving the stock as much as bitcoin does.
Trump’s 10% credit card rate cap plan hits bank stocks as JPMorgan, Citi slide

Trump’s 10% credit card rate cap plan hits bank stocks as JPMorgan, Citi slide

U.S. financial stocks tumbled Monday after President Donald Trump proposed a one-year cap on credit card interest rates, sparking concerns over a major profit driver. JPMorgan Chase slid 2.5%, Bank of America lost 1.6%, Citigroup dropped 3.7%, and Wells Fargo dipped 1.5% in early trading. UK-listed lenders also declined. The proposal comes as bank earnings season kicks off, adding to market jitters over political risks tied to consumer borrowing costs. Raymond James Washington policy analyst Ed Mills noted that “legislative risk remains relatively low.” Wolfe Research’s Tobin Marcus added he was “not aware of an authority” that could unilaterally impose a wide-reaching cap.
JetBlue stock drops nearly 6% ahead of Tuesday open as credit-card cap talk and CPI data loom

JetBlue stock drops nearly 6% ahead of Tuesday open as credit-card cap talk and CPI data loom

NEW YORK, Jan 13, 2026, 04:46 EST — Premarket JetBlue Airways dropped 5.78% on Monday, closing at $4.89, underperforming bigger U.S. carriers even as Wall Street inched up. Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, and Southwest Airlines fell in the 1.5% to 1.8% range. Trading volume for JetBlue surged to 23.9 million shares, surpassing its 50-day average, with the stock sitting over 41% below its 52-week high.
13 January 2026
NIO stock steadies in premarket after Europe pledge as EU lays out tariff workaround

NIO stock steadies in premarket after Europe pledge as EU lays out tariff workaround

New York, Jan 13, 2026, 04:34 EST — Premarket Nio Inc shares slipped slightly in early premarket Tuesday after the Chinese EV maker vowed to push forward with its European operations. This comes as Brussels proposed a potential path for China-made electric vehicles to sidestep EU tariffs. The U.S.-listed ADR dipped about 0.2% to $4.84, following a 4.5% gain on Monday when it closed at $4.85.
CPI Watch: Stock Futures Dip as Powell Subpoena Fight Keeps Gold Above $4,600

CPI Watch: Stock Futures Dip as Powell Subpoena Fight Keeps Gold Above $4,600

U.S. stock index futures slipped in early trading Tuesday as investors awaited the consumer price index data and the initial batch of major bank earnings. The markets remain unsettled by the Justice Department’s probe involving Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. S&P 500 futures dropped 0.1%, Nasdaq futures lost 0.3%, while Dow futures edged down roughly 0.1%. The CPI report arrives as investors wrestle with a fundamental question amid political turmoil: will the Fed stick to traditional rate-setting, or does this escalate into a fight that spills into policy? Reuters quoted investors noting that confidence in the Fed’s independence underpins the dollar’s safe-haven status and the trajectory of long-term borrowing costs.

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  • Asia stocks climb on chipmaker bounce, oil dip
    July 3, 2026, 1:20 AM EDT. Asia shares rose, with chipmaker stocks bouncing back after their drop earlier this week. Weak oil prices also helped, cutting some inflation worries and lifting sentiment. Tech names were in focus, as gains in chips and cheaper energy looked set to support earnings. Major Asia indexes moved higher, with investors hoping for more growth even as global uncertainty lingers.
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