Citigroup Aktie News

Asking 'why' repeatedly is crucial for investors to understand the root causes of macroeconomic shifts and avoid being blind sided by market disruptions. The current U.S. policy shift favors growth over inflation control, increasing risks of higher inflation and short-term debt refinancing challenges. Given these risks, I recommend increasing exposure to real assets, REITs, and cyclical value s...

Bank bond portfolios remained underwater in the first quarter and valuations have not improved much in the second quarter as fears of persistent inflation and budget deficits have pushed intermediate rates higher since the recent low point in early April. Many banks have been hesitant to take significant action in their bond portfolios amid market volatility that caused considerable swings in b...

When investors look for some of the best indicators pointing to a stock moving higher in the short—to medium-term timeline, there aren't many indicators as powerful as a company buying back its own stock in bulk. Stock buyback programs are a tax-free and efficient way to reward shareholders, unlike dividend payments or other methods commonly used in today's market.

Laxer regulations and a likely drop in interest rates is spurring investor interest in the big banks.

JPMorgan Chase will increase its dividend by 7%, well above the 3% projection, after banks sailed through the Fed's annual stress tests.

U.S. banking giants announced plans on Tuesday to raise their third-quarter dividends after clearing the Federal Reserve's annual health check last week.

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Citigroup Inc. is announcing the redemption, in whole, constituting €1,750,000,000 of its 1.250% Fixed Rate/Floating Rate Notes due 2026 (the “notes”) (ISIN: XS2167003685). The redemption date for the notes is July 6, 2025 (the “redemption date”). The cash redemption price for the notes payable on the redemption date will equal par plus accrued and unpaid interest, to...

Citigroup remains the cheapest large U.S. bank by price-to-book, justified by its higher risk profile and below-average profitability. Despite strong share performance, Citigroup's dividend yield is now less attractive, making earnings growth the main upside driver. Restructuring has improved efficiency and profitability, but asset quality and exposure to riskier markets/products remain concerns.