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Key Insights from Citi's Most Read Report (June 2-8, 2025)

US Fiscal Policy: Section 899 of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act may tax foreign companies deemed to have discriminatory tax systems, likely affecting most of Europe and the UK. An expert analysis suggests this could impact US market dynamics and European equities negatively due to potential penalties.
Equity Markets: Citi remains overweight on US equities, favoring the NDX/RTY trade due to AI sector recovery from positive NVDA quarters. Job growth is slowing, with concerns that the Federal Reserve may delay rate cuts in July after solid but softer jobs data.
Macroeconomic Views: Consumer prices are expected to move first before growth fundamentals stabilize, and rising tariffs are anticipated to amplify US inflation, keeping hedging strategies in place. Gold is still seen as bullish despite some uncertainties.
Global Macro Strategy: A quantitative model for EURUSD trading highlights trends based on rates, economic data, and equities, suggesting a long position is possible with specific signals aligning. EURUSD remains neutral, with rates playing a key role.
US Economic Outlook: Rising deficits and economic uncertainty pose risks, including the possibility of a higher neutral interest rate. The US debt situation increases rollover risk, potentially affecting Treasury yields.
Specific Company Analysis: Constellation Energy was downgraded to Neutral/High Risk due to Meta's PPA deal, reflecting revised assumptions on hyperscaler contracts and power plant scarcity. Base metal and PGM prices may see upside from Section 232 duties.
Emerging Markets Economic Trends: China's travel economy is growing rapidly, which could provide some offset to tariffs but is unlikely to address entrenched deflation. Inbound visitor growth is projected at over 16% YoY, contributing to GDP.
Additional Highlights: China's average spending per inbound visitor is higher than domestic, indicating strong tourism potential. Market attention also shifted to trade policy uncertainties affecting the European Central Bank's easing pace.