Citigroup Inc. (C)
Citigroup Hits 52-Week High: How to Approach the Stock Now?
Does C's dividend hike plan, post-clearing fed stress test, decent liquidity, and organizational overhaul make it worth considering now? Read on to know.
Expect normal, positive surprise despite policy uncertainty, says Citigroup's Scott Chronert
CNBC's "Power Lunch" is joined by Scott Chronert, U.S. equity strategist at Citigroup, to discuss his market outlook amid trade policy uncertainty, earnings expectations and more.
Looking Ahead to Bank Earnings
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Looking Ahead to Bank Earnings
Note: The following is an excerpt from this week's Earnings Trends report. You can access the full report that contains detailed historical actual and estimates for the current and following periods, please click here>>>
C Clears 2025 Fed Stress Test: Make Investment or Still Wait?
Citigroup Inc. C has passed the Federal Reserve's 2025 stress test. Post-clearing the stress test, C now has the flexibility to return excess capital to shareholders via dividends and share repurchases.
Is Citigroup A 'Buy' Following The Fed's Stress Tests?
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.
Citigroup: New Era
Citigroup remains well-capitalized, exceeding CET1 requirements even under severe stress scenarios. The U.S. large bank sector is facing a reduced regulatory environment with less strict stress tests, increasing the potential for larger capital returns. The stock still trades below TBV up at $91.52, even after the big snapback rally, while banking peers trade at multi-year high multiples.
Will Citigroup's Prudent Expense Management Support Performance?
C eyes leaner operations with 20,000 job cuts and $2-2.5B in cost savings targeted by 2026.
Why the Market Dipped But Citigroup (C) Gained Today
Citigroup (C) closed at $78.35 in the latest trading session, marking a +1.28% move from the prior day.
Citigroup vs. JPMorgan: Which Banking Giant Offers the Better Upside?
As JPM navigates IB softness and credit risks, can C's streamlined focus offer a stronger upside? Let us find out.
C Projects Higher Q2 IB & Markets Revenues: Fee Income to Benefit?
Citigroup sees Q2 markets and IB revenues rising despite tariff headwinds, boosting hopes for stronger fee income ahead.
Citigroup Increases Provisions for Credit Losses Due to ‘Macro Environment'
Citigroup is reportedly preparing for a potential decline in consumer financial health by putting aside more provisions for credit losses. [contact-form-7] “Given the macro environment, etc.
