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Market Chatter: US Investigates Citigroup Over Alleged Ties to Sanctioned Russian Official
US Investigates Citigroup Over Alleged Ties to Sanctioned Russian Official, Bloomberg Reports
Citigroup's Options Frenzy: What You Need to Know
Citigroup Under Federal Scrutiny for Its Ties to Russian Oligarch Kerimov - Report
7 Financials Stocks Whale Activity In Today's Session
Citigroup Insider Sold Shares Worth $909,675, According to a Recent SEC Filing
Citigroup Options Spot-On: On November 13th, 132.98K Contracts Were Traded, With 2.43 Million Open Interest
On November 13th ET, $Citigroup(C.US)$ had active options trading, with a total trading volume of 132.98K options for the day, of which put options accounted for 15.61% of the total transactions,
Klarna IPO Emerges as Fintechs Gain Traction and Bankers Signal More Interest in Stock Debuts
Express News | Citigroup initiates coverage on gilead sciences with a buy rating and a target price of $125.
Express News | Citi has given biogen a neutral initial rating, with a target price of $190.
Express News | Writer received $0.2 billion in funding with a valuation of $1.9 billion, focusing on enterprise-level generative AI.
After the latest CPI data was released in the USA, Citigroup still expects the Fed to cut interest rates by 50 basis points in December.
In the usa, the October CPI report met expectations, and after inflationary pressures generally eased, citigroup economists still believe that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 50 basis points in December. "Although the details remain unstable and less 'normal', the easing of wage pressures, the decline in short-term inflation expectations, and high interest rates continuing to pressure housing demand and prices should reassure Federal Reserve officials about the slowdown in inflation," Veronica Clark and Andrew Hollenhorst wrote in a report on Wednesday. Citigroup's base forecast remains a 50 basis point rate cut in December. Recommended reading.
Express News | After the latest CPI data from the usa was released, Citibank still expects the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates by 50 basis points in December.
Mastercard Lowers Financial Forecast, Signals Slower EPS, Revenue Growth Ahead
Citigroup Partners With Bank Of Shanghai To Simplify Payments For Travelers In China: Details
Castle Investment warns headhunters: Do not recommend fictitious positions.
Castle Investment has warned external recruiters not to recommend non-existent positions. Allegations have previously claimed that a top headhunting company misled some global banks' traders, prompting them to share confidential information. According to sources, Ken Griffin's investment firm recently emailed recruiters in the past few weeks, reminding them not to disclose confidential information about Castle Investment or request such information from its employees. Due to the sensitivity of the matter, sources requested anonymity. With around 3,000 employees, Castle Investment has instructed recruiters not to share any confidential information about other companies in the industry or distort it.
Deutsche Bank Adjusts Price Target on Citigroup to $70 From $65, Keeps Hold Rating
Analysts warn: if OPEC+ cancels production cuts, oil prices may plummet to $40 next year.
Market observers believe that if the oil alliance OPEC+ cancels its existing production cut measures, crude oil prices may plummet significantly. Tom Kloza, Global Energy Analysis Director at oil price reporting agency OPIS, said: "People are more worried about oil prices in 2025 than in any year since 2010 that I can remember." "If OPEC cancels the production cuts without reaching any real agreement on controlling output, prices could drop to $30 or $40 per barrel. Over the years, their market share has indeed shrunk." If prices fall to $40 per barrel, it would mean a decrease compared to the current price.
Citigroup (C.US): Trump's election ignited expectations of loose regulation, merger boom is gathering momentum.
Jane Fraser, the CEO of Citigroup, stated that after Trump's victory, its bank clients began to formulate trade plans.