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Citigroup and Office Depot hold historic claims acting as a veto over the sale of Sherritt International, a troubled nickel and cobalt miner in Cuba. Resolving these liabilities is crucial for attract
Ashland Inc. is exploring a potential sale, engaging investment banks Citigroup and Lazard to talk with strategic and financial suitors.
Citigroup raised its Q3 2026 Brent crude forecast to $80 per barrel due to prolonged U.S.-Iran dealmaking delays. Oil prices climbed on geopolitical worries, consistent with Goldman Sachs' view of Bre
Citigroup reports African sovereign bond sales surged despite Middle East tensions, highlighting infrastructure financing and significant oil & gas investments, including Dangote's $40 billion refiner
Citigroup predicts Brent crude could drop to $60 by year-end as Hormuz disruptions fade and shipping normalizes. Major banks cite oversupply risks and weakening physical markets amid recovering trade
Citigroup revised its U.S. interest rate cut forecast to late 2026, citing hawkish Fed policy and oil price volatility affecting inflation.
Citigroup eliminated forecasts for Indian interest-rate hikes following an Iran deal that reduced oil price risks, though El Niño remains a threat to agricultural staples like rice and soybeans. Revis
Citigroup economist Andrew Hollenhorst predicts Fed rate cuts due to easing oil prices and weak labor markets, citing a shift to deflationary pressure as Brent crude drops below $80 per barrel.
Citigroup appointed Ryan Beaupré as managing director to cover food and drug retail sectors. The announcement coincides with Citi's advisory role on McCormick's $65 billion acquisition of Unilever's f
Santander, JPMorgan, and Citigroup are negotiating a $1 billion financing package for TGS's $3 billion NGL Project in Argentina's Vaca Muerta shale basin. The infrastructure deal aims to boost energy
Citigroup forecasts India may tighten currency controls and hike edible oil import duties to counter rupee depreciation caused by soaring global oil prices. Policies aim to stabilize reserves while ma
Citigroup forecasts continued wild oil price fluctuations until an Iran-US agreement ends the war, citing geopolitical uncertainty and physical supply pressures despite global stockpiles.
Citigroup is reducing its physical industrial metals trading footprint and cutting staff due to weak performance, though a former employee alleges whistleblower retaliation regarding agriculture sales
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