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Citigroup Inc. (C) Q4 2025 (USD): Adj. EPS 1.81 (exp. 1.68), Adj. Revenue 21bln (exp. 20.55bln),

Citigroup's Q4 results exceeded expectations on both adjusted EPS and revenue, suggesting a stronger underlying performance in their core banking operations.

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  • Recorded c. USD 1.2bln hit in Q4 related to sale of Russia business.

Key Metrics:

  • Credit losses provision 2.2bln, primarily consisting of net credit losses in US cards.
  • FICC sales & trading revenue 3.46bln (exp. 3.29bln).
  • Investment Banking fees 1.29bln.

Guidance:

  • FY26 NII ex-markets +5/6% Y/Y.
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However, the approximately $1.2 billion loss from the sale of their Russia business is a notable headwind, particularly as they also increased credit loss provisions significantly, indicating potential concerns over credit quality. With guidance for a modest increase in net interest income for FY26, the outlook remains cautious amidst these challenges.

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