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Research @ Citi

Join Citi Research as they offer a lens into the financial markets. Listen in as they unpack the most relevant and timely topics, delving into why they matter and how they impact investors and consumers.

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Episode 21: Trade with China under Trump 2.0

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2025/01/22

Donald Trump is back in the White House, and his policy actions are being watched closely by the markets and the world at large. Trump’s tariff plans — including those toward China — feature prominently in his policy rhetoric. Yet China’s global manufacturing dominance persists, and the United States remains reliant on it for imports. How will U.S. trade with China change in a second Trump administration? Join host Brent Robinson, Head of Research for Japan, Australia, North & South Asia, as he

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20:48

Episode 20: The Resilient Global Economy & Trump 2.0

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2025/01/16

The global economy continues to defy expectations, powering ahead over the past couple years even amid interest rate hikes, geopolitical instability, and other headwinds. With consumer spending still strong and central banks having largely turned more dovish, 2025 is starting from a favorable setup. Meanwhile, President Trump takes office again next week, vowing tough tariffs and tax cut extensions. What will the net impact be? And what of China and the rest of the world? Chief Economist Nathan

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21:57

Episode 19: 2025 Outlook — Expecting a Volatile Bull

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2025/01/09

How will U.S. equities perform in 2025? That’s the key question in our first episode of the year, where Rob Rowe talks to U.S. equity strategist Scott Chronert about the market’s current positioning and his outlook for the S&P 500. Scott explains how ongoing soft-landing and AI tailwinds now interact with Trump policy promises (and risks), how he views the performance of the index’s Magnificent Seven versus “the other 493”, and how his bull and bear case assumptions help frame an expectation for

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24:50

Episode 18: Cybersecurity — New Risks, Expanding Threats

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2024/12/11

Cybersecurity and its attendant threats have undergone a renaissance in the last decade. Enterprise cloud adoption, a work-from-anywhere culture, and greater Internet connectivity among devices have brought myriad benefits — and risks. As a result, cybersecurity is no longer a tactical investment but a strategic one that demands the attention of executive boards and heads of state. Join Citi’s Fatima Boolani, Co-Head of U.S. Software Research, as she talks to Lucy Baldwin about this fast-evolving

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23:28

Episode 17: Dawn of a Healthcare Revolution?

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2024/12/04

Citi’s Global Healthcare Conference is under way, and there’s no shortage of topics for discussion. In this episode, healthcare analysts Geoff Meacham and Joanne Wuensch chat with Lucy Baldwin about developments in their respective sectors, including policy implications from the incoming Trump administration, new indications for GLP-1 drugs, upbeat outlooks for innovation and M&A, demographics as a driver of demand, and the impact of China. This podcast contains thematic content and is not intended

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25:19

Episode 16: Tectonic Shifts — The New Era for...

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2024/11/20

The global industrials sector is being reshaped by a series of distinct — yet interrelated — tectonic shifts, with critical implications for industrial policy and corporate strategy. Rising protectionism, fallout from the war in Ukraine, lingering effects from the pandemic, technology disruption, and the green transition all make for a complex set of challenges — and opportunities. Join Lucy Baldwin and Martin Wilkie, Co-Head of Industrial Tech & Mobility at Citi Research, as they examine each of

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25:12

Episode 15: UK — Charting a Better Path

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2024/11/13

The UK economy is broadly perceived to have stagnated, its growth having fallen behind that of many peer nations. Productivity growth in particular has shifted from moving in lockstep with the U.S. to decoupling from it since the Global Financial Crisis. What’s behind the UK’s lackluster performance? And what’s needed to change its trajectory? Join Lucy Baldwin and Citi’s Chief UK Economist Ben Nabarro as they look under the hood of the UK economy and discuss its prospects for charting a better

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21:32

Episode 14: Trump 2.0 and the Markets

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2024/11/08

Donald Trump was elected to a second U.S. presidential term this week as the world watched the results unfold into the early hours of Wednesday morning. In this special edition of Research @ Citi, Rob Rowe is joined by Scott Chronert, Head of U.S. Equity and ETF Strategy, and Dan Tobon, Head of G10 FX Strategy, to discuss how the financial markets were trading in the runup to the election, and what they’ll likely be focusing on in a second Trump administration. This podcast contains thematic

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22:03

Episode 13: Money and Might — Financing the Future of...

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2024/10/23

Defense spending is on the rise amid the ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, and the United States is also looking to deter threats and avoid conflict elsewhere in the world. This has implications not only for traditional contractors but also for venture-backed companies that operate in the “defense tech” sector. Join Citi’s Rob Rowe, U.S. Regional Director of Research, and Jason Gursky, U.S. Aerospace & Defense Analyst, as they talk about the current spending priorities of the U.S

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Episode 12: The Evolution of Sustainable Investment

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2024/10/09

Despite media reports to the contrary, sustainable investment looks here to stay: an estimated $35 trillion in assets have a sustainable investment mandate. Why should investors care about extreme weather events, pollution, or food security? Because natural ecosystems underpin the functioning of a healthy economy and provide insights into key sectors dependent on natural capital. Join Citi’s Elise Badoy, Head of Europe, UK, Middle East and Africa Research, and Anita McBain, Head of Sustainable

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Episode 11: U.S. Consumer — Dining Out or Dining In?

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2024/09/25

America’s restaurant industry has endured dramatic change in recent years. Covid forced many restaurants to shut down, and the survivors had to adapt their operating models for a world of social distancing. Coming out of the pandemic, stimulus benefits, higher wages and asset prices, and steady employment brought a wave of discretionary spending that benefited restaurants. But since late 2023, cracks have appeared in the form of a bifurcation in the marketplace between high- and low-income

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23:21

Episode 10: What’s Next for Oil, Gold and Copper?

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2024/09/11

Oil, Gold and Copper — the “Commodity Trinity” — are of particular interest to the financial markets given their importance to the global economy. Oil is a $3 trillion physical commodity market that influences geopolitics, inflation, currencies, and even bonds and equities. Gold is often viewed as a safe haven amid heightened concern over other asset classes. And copper plays a critical role in power transmission, infrastructure growth, and other major applications. But what are the underlying

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21:18

Episode 9: AI in Software — A Multiplier or Subtractor?

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2024/08/28

As artificial intelligence, or AI, continues to grab headlines, enterprise software companies are looking to prioritize AI-related projects with a view to future-proofing their investments. Yet very few of these companies have AI revenue streams today. Meanwhile, generative AI in particular requires increasingly massive amounts of processing power, creating critical dependencies on —and bottlenecks from — supporting sectors like energy and semiconductors. When will the software sector reap the

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23:46

Episode 8: The Digital Transformation of the Global...

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2024/08/14

The digital transformation amounts to an ongoing shift from an economy that's characterized primarily by flows of physical “stuff” to one that’s more focused on data and information. From dramatic improvements in communication to the onset of the creator economy, its impact extends well beyond technology and into downstream sectors like retail, media, and entertainment. How much is the digital transformation contributing to GDP? How is it impacting global trade? Will it reduce or exacerbate economic

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Episode 7: The Big Picture Across Africa

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2024/07/31

Africa’s share of global GDP is in the low single digits, but two factors in particular could prove transformative for its economy: positive population growth amid a shrinking world population, and the benefit of “leapfrogging”, where its nations can adopt new technologies faster as latecomers by skipping traditional development phases. Meanwhile, the post-COVID world has created significant challenges. Higher inflation led to a string of defaults and collapsing currencies, and some multinational

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Episode 6: U.S. Consumer — What’s in the Cart?

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2024/07/17

After last year’s strong holiday season, U.S. financial markets were concerned that this year’s first-quarter retailer earnings might reveal a lull in consumer spending. Yet the results surprised mostly to the upside as consumption proved resilient. How will the U.S. consumer fare for the remainder of this year and into 2025? Which retailing categories are seeing stronger or weaker spending? Join Citi’s Rob Rowe, U.S. Regional Director of Research and Head of the Global Strategy and Macro Group, and

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Episode 5: How ETFs Will Earn More of Your Assets

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2024/07/01

Exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, built their initial reputation as passive investment vehicles, and in that context they’ve matured —with a tradable ETF for practically every passive index in the financial markets. But the entrepreneurial nature of the industry has redirected ETFs toward an actively managed path. This presents significant risks —and opportunities —for traditional asset managers and mutual fund complexes. Join Citi’s Rob Rowe, U.S. Regional Director of Research and Head of the

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22:52

Episode 4: Inflation, Jobs, and the Path to U.S. Rate...

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2024/06/20

This year kicked off with financial markets expecting multiple rate cuts from the Fed, as a slowing trend in jobs growth and easing inflation expectations closed out 2023. But the first quarter revealed a series of upside surprises to inflation, giving rise to the prospect that interest rates might well remain “higher for longer”. Why has everyone —from policymakers to pundits —consistently underestimated inflation this time around?Join Citi’s Lucy Baldwin, Global Head of Citi Research, and

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Episode 3: Is the U.S. Housing Market Broken?

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2024/06/05

The current state of the U.S. housing market can be traced back to the Global Financial Crisis (GFC). The ensuing retreat of builders and lenders resulted in housing starts trending below a pre-GFC average that had persisted for several decades — in an America with a much smaller population. Then the pandemic hit, which stimulated substantial demand as Americans worked and schooled from home and moved to different parts of the country. On the supply side, a shortage of building products and labor

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22:31

Episode 2: Gridlock — The Global Power Problem

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2024/05/22

The power grid is arguably the backbone of modern society. We’re now at a critical convergence of soaring power demand from the digital economy — driven by the rise of electric vehicles, data centers, artificial intelligence (AI), and other technological advances — and an aging grid that requires significant improvement. The International Energy Agency estimates that power lines globally will need to double in length between now and 2050, and that’s not including the old power lines that need to be

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