Citigroup is one of the largest, best-known banks in the U.S. The stock has risen dramatically during the past year, up 65% compared to a gain of 15% for the average bank. Citigroup is no longer the value opportunity it was before the rally began.
Financial services stocks including Citi Group, JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America slid in premarket trading on Monday. It follows U.S. President Donald Trump's call for a one-year cap on credit card interest rates at 10%.
US big banks are set to kick off earnings season next week, and experts are bracing for solid results. According to Ken Leon, a senior CFRA analyst, the outlook for these banking giants is “very positive”, with several tailwinds that could lift both profits and stock prices.
Based on Visible Alpha consensus estimates, the big banks are expected to end fiscal 2025 on a relatively strong footing, building on resilient earnings through the first three quarters of the year. All four banks have announced sizeable share buybacks in 2025, helping lift EPS growth above the pace of net income expansion.
AI-driven demand is fueling outsized gains in memory, storage, and power infrastructure stocks, with SNDK up 71% in a month and MU up 230% in 2025. Geopolitical events, notably US action in Venezuela, boosted oil and defense stocks, but pressured Canadian oil sands due to heavy crude competition.
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