Citigroup posted profits in excess of Wall Street expectations on Tuesday, as solid growth in its consumer banking business, specifically in the Asian and South American markets, helped to offset an overall drop in trading revenues. However, the US-lender booked a one-time charge of $22bn relating to the Trump administration's recent tax reforms, dragging the firm to a loss of $18.3bn for the three months to 31 December, versus the $3.6bn of net income it reported at the same time one year ...Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...