President Trump — once hailed as the ultimate pro-business icon — just threw the banking world into chaos with a proposed 10% cap on credit card interest rates. It sent bank stocks tumbling and turned every CEO call into a political firefight. In the wake of the announcement, shares of major issuers like Capital One and Synchrony Financial fell sharply — roughly 6% to 8% — while American Express, Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America also saw notable declines as investors priced in the threat to lending profitability. This Trump Interest Rate Control initiative has rattled markets because the current average credit card rate in the U.S. is nearly 20%, meaning the proposed cap would roughly halve what banks can charge consumers.
Forget earnings. Wall Street’s biggest names like JPMorgan, Bank of America, and Citigroup couldn’t dodge the elephant in the room: Uncle Sam wants a bigger say in who pays what, when, and how.
The regime’s new mantra? “Affordability.” But don’t be fooled — this isn’t about helping you. It’s about creating a precedent: if Washington can cap interest rates by decree, what’s stopping them from limiting access to your money next?
It starts with price controls. It ends with permissioned transactions, central bank digital currencies, and your finances on a leash.
Even the corporate mouthpieces are sounding the alarm — cautiously, of course.
Translation? Even the wolves on Wall Street see the leash coming.
Here’s the kicker. While the media focuses on Trump’s populist pivot, they forget this: banks love volatility.
Every erratic move out of D.C. — whether tariffs or rate caps — causes panic in the markets, and panic is profitable.
Bank of America’s trading revenue surged 23% in one quarter, fueled by chaos. And yet, these same institutions will pretend to care about fairness and equity. Don’t buy it.
Don’t think for a second this is just about interest rates. This is about conditioning.
When the public accepts government-dictated credit policies, they’re more likely to accept government-issued digital currencies with spending restrictions. You know the kind:
FedNow. CBDCs. The Digital Dollar. It’s coming. And this credit card stunt is the dress rehearsal.
The illusion of “helping consumers” is the oldest trick in the book. The truth? This is about control — control of money, of markets, of movement.
Every step they take under the banner of fairness is a step toward total surveillance finance.
If you think this ends at 10%, you’re kidding yourself.
The noose is tightening, and most people are sleepwalking into it.
Don’t be one of them.
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