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Episode 41: Riding The Rotation – Latin America’s...

Research @ Citi ·

2025/07/09

In our latest Research @ Citi podcast, U.S. Director of Research Rob Rowe sits down with Director of Latin America Equity Research Andre Mazini to discuss Latin America's markets. Topics of discussion include the global rotation trade, tariffs and trade agreements, China's influence in the region and upcoming elections. This podcast contains thematic content and is not intended to be investment research. Nor does it constitute financial, economic, legal, tax or accounting advice. This podcast is

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Episode 40: Big Beautiful Bill – Where is it heading?

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2025/07/02

In our latest Research @ Citi podcast, U.S. Director of Research Rob Rowe sits down with Rob Sockin of our Global Economics team to discuss the Big Beautiful Bill being debated by Congress and the many things connected to it. Among their conversation topics are the revenue effects of tariffs and tax cuts, U.S. deficits and how markets are looking at government debt levels world-wide, and the Fed’s path. This podcast contains thematic content and is not intended to be investment research. Nor does

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Episode 39: Latin America – Where Politics Meets...

Research @ Citi ·

2025/06/25

In our latest Research @ Citi podcast, Head of Research Lucy Baldwin sits down with Luis Costa, Head of Emerging Markets Strategy, to discuss Latin America and the political and economic-policy backdrop. Investors are still navigating the evolving tariffs framework for emerging markets, with central banks staying cautious. But equities have rebounded since a fairly tough 2024 and countries such as Brazil have found a middle ground between China and the West without too much conflict or noise. This

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Episode 38: Renewable Energy – Headwinds and Tailwinds

Research @ Citi ·

2025/06/18

Rob Rowe talks with Alternative & Renewable Energy Analyst Vikram Bagri about the role of renewables in meeting the energy needs of the world. They touch on tariffs and other implications of U.S. policy, dependence on China, the innovation under way in the nuclear space, and the overall market environment for renewables. This podcast contains thematic content and is not intended to be investment research. Nor does it constitute financial, economic, legal, tax or accounting advice. This podcast is

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Episode 37: U.S. Economy – Debt, Duty & Dollars

Research @ Citi ·

2025/06/11

Rob Rowe talks with Veronica Clark of the U.S. Economics team about how the U.S. economy could be affected by tax-policy changes in the House reconciliation bill and by the imposition of tariffs. They discuss the uncertainties around these issues, how economists navigate those uncertainties, and what the Fed will be looking at in considering its monetary-policy path. This podcast contains thematic content and is not intended to be investment research. Nor does it constitute financial, economic,

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Episode 36: Beyond the Basics in Financial Services

Research @ Citi ·

2025/06/04

Anne Malone talks with U.S. Large Cap Banks Analyst Keith Horowitz about takeaways from Citi’s Beyond the Basics conference, recently held in Napa. A key focus of the conference was disruptive trends for banks and financial-services companies, with banks’ payments franchise and growth in private credit markets two topics of major concern. Deregulation was also a frequent topic of conversation in Napa. But when talking deregulation, what’s the dividing line between hype and actual benefits for

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17:33

Episode 35: European Equities — What’s the Next Trade?

Research @ Citi ·

2025/05/28

European equities have gone from being “most unloved” among global equities late last year, to being a source of diversification from U.S. equities, and most recently to being a destination for roughly $26 billion of inflows so far in 2025. What is behind this remarkable comeback? Is it temporary or transformative? Does it still have legs, and what are the risks? Join host Elise Badoy as she tackles these and other key questions with Head of European Equity Strategy Beata Manthey. This podcast

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Episode 34: Follow the AI Chips to the Data Centers

Research @ Citi ·

2025/05/21

Anne Malone talks with communications services and infrastructure analyst Michael Rollins about doubts that have crept into the markets concerning the pace of demand growth for data centers. A number of factors are spurring these doubts, from lower-cost Large Language Models and supply limitations to uncertainties about the macro environment and tariffs. Michael explains why we’re staying positive on the pace of demand through 2030, notes the difficulties in quantifying that demand, and offers

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Episode 33: U.S. Economy Vital Signs — Making Sense...

Research @ Citi ·

2025/05/14

Rob Rowe talks with Chief U.S. Economist Andrew Hollenhorst on his assessment of the U.S. economy following the April jobs report and May FOMC meeting. On the one hand, survey results (“soft” data) suggest that consumers are worried about job prospects and are reining in their spending, and that businesses might exercise restraint on hiring and investment. On the other hand, actual consumer spending and employment numbers (“hard” data) are robust, supporting the sustained narrative of a resilient

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Episode 32: Inside Wealth with Kate Moore

Research @ Citi ·

2025/04/30

Kate Moore joined Citi Wealth earlier this year as Chief Investment Officer. In this episode, Kate shares her thoughts on the challenge of advising clients in the current market environment amid broadening signs of stress. She also offers insights on the tariff implications across key sectors such as pharmaceuticals and autos; assesses the recent equity market rotations out of the U.S. into Europe; and explains how Citi Wealth looks to help its clients optimize their portfolios beyond the

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Episode 31: Snack Attack — The U.S. Migration to a...

Research @ Citi ·

2025/04/23

In this episode, we turn our attention to the U.S. food industry, which is grappling with changing consumer habits, the impact of GLP-1 drugs, the “Make America Healthy Again” campaign — and, yes, tariffs. Join host Lucy Baldwin and food products & producers analyst Thomas Palmer as they discuss how the industry has evolved since the pandemic, which trends are driving current buying habits, which companies are faring better or worse, and what M&A prospects look like in the coming year. This podcast

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Episode 30: Tariffs — The Global Chain Reaction

Research @ Citi ·

2025/04/16

The U.S. tariffs under President Trump have reached their highest levels in roughly a century, drawing comparisons with the Smoot–Hawley Tariff Act of 1930. But today’s economy and geopolitical fabric provide a starkly different backdrop — where central banks play a key role, where the Fed in particular must navigate a tricky path between potentially higher inflation and slower growth, and where escalating trade friction with China looms large. Join host Rob Rowe and Chief Economist Nathan Sheets as

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Episode 29: Europe’s Historic Growth Model Shift

Research @ Citi ·

2025/04/09

The U.S. tariffs are exerting an immediate impact on the financial markets, but they also have long-term consequences for economies — including a fundamental challenge to Europe’s longstanding export-led growth model. But as Chief European Economist Arnaud Marès argues in this episode, a shift toward domestic demand based growth had already been gaining momentum in the key economy of Germany. Join host Elise Badoy and Arnaud as they delve into the drivers and implications of Europe’s historic growth

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Episode 28: Quantum & Chips — NVIDIA Conference...

Research @ Citi ·

2025/04/02

Artificial intelligence, or AI, is advancing at a blistering pace, impacting companies’ operating models and individuals’ daily lives. Rob Rowe, U.S. Regional Director of Research, and Atif Malik, U.S. Specialty Semiconductors Analyst, attended NVIDIA’s GPU Technology Conference in March and share their takeaways from this AI-focused event — with topics including the current phase of agentic AI and the next phase of physical AI, the industry’s transition from training to reasoning, power demands and

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Episode 27: What’s Next for the U.S. Economy?

Research @ Citi ·

2025/03/26

The new U.S. administration has moved apace in its first couple months with a full slate of executive orders. Amid all the action, policy uncertainty remains high, leaving C-suite executives and consumers alike wondering whether to make big expenditures now — or to wait and see how the policies unfold. In this episode, Head of Citi Research Lucy Baldwin talks to Chief Economist Nathan Sheets about how his view on the U.S. and global economy has evolved since the year-end, and what he sees in store

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Episode 26: The Future of Crypto

Research @ Citi ·

2025/03/12

Often viewed as esoteric and offbeat, crypto assets were once eschewed by traditional capital market participants. But last year’s regulatory approval and launch of spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs signaled a period of broader adoption, and the U.S. in particular could be on the cusp of a regulatory regime change that could open crypto markets up to more institutional investors. Where do crypto assets fit into portfolio allocations? How do they correlate with traditional asset classes? Join Lucy

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Episode 25: Well Spent — A Consumer Health Check

Research @ Citi ·

2025/03/05

U.S. retailers are reporting earnings for the final quarter of 2024, and so far they’re painting an overall picture of robust holiday sales. Meanwhile, frigid East Coast temperatures, tariff implications, and food inflation have made for a challenging consumer backdrop in this year’s opening quarter. In this episode, Anne Malone hosts analysts Paul Lejuez and Steve Zaccone ahead of Citi’s Global Consumer & Retail Conference (March 9 – 11) in South Florida to discuss the trends impacting consumers as

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Episode 24: REIT or Wrong — Is Now the Time to Buy...

Research @ Citi ·

2025/02/26

Real Estate Investment Trusts, or REITs, are companies that own, operate or finance income-producing real estate. They are in a sense the “landlord of the U.S. economy”, as the properties they manage span a wide range of industries. Rob Rowe hosts this session with Nick Joseph, Citi Research’s Head of U.S. Real Estate and Lodging, to discuss the REIT sector’s current state and prospects ahead of the 30th annual Citi Global Property CEO Conference (March 2 – 5). This podcast contains thematic

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Episode 23: Built to Last — Five Themes Shaping the...

Research @ Citi ·

2025/02/19

Senior analyst Andrew Kaplowitz talks to Rob Rowe about the five themes he expects to be in focus at Citi’s Global Industrial Tech & Mobility Conference (February 18–20 in Miami): companies’ muted Q1 outlooks and whether they reflect conservatism or a genuinely sluggish industrial economy that’s set to accelerate later in the year; the potential for short-cycle tailwinds; the path forward for megatrends; self-help as a performance driver; and ex-U.S. trends and geopolitical impacts on industrial

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Episode 22: Can Autos Survive a Triple Threat?

Research @ Citi ·

2025/02/05

The auto industry is an incredibly competitive one to begin with, with more than 60 large manufacturers globally and a hundred or so brands between them. The shift to electrics and hybrids provides even greater levels of choice for the consumer. And now, the European auto industry faces a triple threat of Chinese competition in all markets, aggressive emissions reduction targets amid a difficult transition toward electric vehicles, and global trade friction exacerbated by the Trump administration’s

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