The Latest Breaking News from Citi

Intel shares have soared heading into the firm’s earnings release on Jan. 22. But a Citi analyst and options traders believe INTC stock will push higher from here in 2026.

That quiet little line item on your bank statement just got louder. Monthly maintenance fees, once easy to dodge, are creeping higher or becoming harder to avoid at several major banks. Customers are opening their apps and realizing that simply keeping money in the bank is costing more than it…

NVIDIA's new Rubin AI supercomputers have arrived, and they're likely going to need millions of TB of NAND to scale out. Priced into the market or not, SSDs are likely about to become the next big short in 2026.

Is HAL stock a buy following the oil price spike driven by the U.S. military operation in Venezuela?

Citigroup shares gained almost 65% last year and outperformed large-cap banking peers. However, after the rally, Citi's dividend yield is now comparable to peers, and the valuations look fair, making the risk-reward quite balanced.

Nio is like a speculative survivor rather than a clear winner for 2026, with subsidies, record deliveries, and improving margins offset by brutal price-war consolidation, persistent losses, and only about 10% implied upside from a cautious Hold‑rated analyst consensus.

Defence stocks and miners climbed as the FTSE 100 closed above 10,000 for the first time.

March S&P 500 E-Mini futures (ESH26) are up +0.27%, and March Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQH26) are up +0.64% this morning, pointing to a higher open on Wall Street despite fresh geopolitical tensions following the U.S. military operation that captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.

Citi has secured internal approvals to sell its remaining business in Russia to Renaissance Capital, moving closer to an exit from the market after years of delays.