2019 Annual Outlook: Volatility & Opportunities in the Late Stage Bull Market
Citi analysts believe the nine-year bull market has not ended as global GDP is projected to grow 3.1% in 2019 and corpor...
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Citi’s Update on US Midterm Elections and Trade Negotiations
How will the US midterm elections and ongoing trade tensions affect markets in the coming months?
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2018 Mid Year Outlook: Capitalizing on Volatility
Citi believes global growth will continue in 2018 as global GDP is projected to grow 3.4% this year and corporate earnin...
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Retirement: Achieving A Fulfilling Journey and Managing Multiple Goals
Citibank brings you insights from a recent webinar for clients, on how to achieve a fulfilling retirement and manage mul...
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How Emotions Affect Your Investment Decisions
Paul Hodes (Head of Consumer Bank Wealth Management at Citibank) speaks to Patti Williams (Associate Professor from the ...
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Currencies
Defeat for PM May But Sterling Rebounds
The UK Parliament hands PM May one of the worst ever defeat for a sitting UK government, rejecting her Withdrawal Bill by a margin of 230 (432 against and 202 for it). GBPUSD hits a low at 1.2670 on confirmation of the vote only to rebound to a close around 1.2870.
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Currencies
All Eyes on UK Brexit Vote
UK MPs move to minimize chances of a “No Deal” Brexit ahead of tonight’s vote
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US
January Effect: Myth or Reality?
The first five trading days of January are often perceived as indicative of January equity performance and the overall year’s potential.
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Equities
Focus on Fundamentals
Citi analysts believe that the 10-year bull market is not yet over. This is a classic late-cycle bull market, when volatility tends to be higher, as evidenced from the S&P 500 index gaining 6% in 5 days as of 10 January 2019 after falling 9% in December 2018.
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Currencies
US Government Shutdown Sees No Sign of Resolution
President Trump says over the weekend that it’s too early to call for emergency measures yet to re-open the government
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Currencies
Modest USD Rebound on Fed Comments
USD rebound on Fed Powell’s comments regarding the balance sheet
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