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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2018 Annual Outlook: Navigating a Maturing Bull Market
A rebound in machinery and equipment spending is expected to extend the business cycle, support global growth and lift c...
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Asia Pac / EM
Turkey Troubles: Limited Contagion So Far
The Turkish Lira continued its decline and fell to its lowest level in history, touching TRY 7 against the US dollar on 13 August. It was down 20% last week and more than 40% since early August.
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Currencies
Turkish Turmoil Continues to See Flows into Safe Haven Currencies
Rising geopolitical tensions support flows into safe haven FX (USD, CHF & JPY)
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Japan
Is Japanese Economic Growth Slowing?
Citi analysts expect global economic growth to support the uptrend for Japanese exports and production, albeit at a somewhat slower pace.
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Currencies
Strategies for a Low Volatility FX Market
FX volatility is at lows for the year and well below levels seen following Italy’s political crisis.
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Currencies
USD Hits 12 Month Highs on Renewed Turkish Geopolitical Tensions
The USD Index (DXY) closed above 96.00 for the first time since July 2017. The gains come amid a risk aversion spike led by an unprecedented 17% plunge in the Turkish Lira (TRY), against the backdrop of worsening US – Turkish relations.
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Currencies
Sterling Hit by More Brexit Uncertainty
Sterling continues to break to new lows on the back of more Brexit uncertainty.
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