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“The contours of what follows will become clearer in the coming weeks, but for markets, the most relevant point is that we appear to have substantially truncated the tail of the worst- case scenario,” Nohshad Shah, head of EMEA fixed-income sales at Citadel Securities, wrote.

Citadel Securities' Frank Flight was named to Financial News’ Rising Stars of European Finance List, recognizing his role in macro strategy and data-driven analysis.

Individual traders — traditionally one of the stock market’s most bullish cohorts — turned net sellers of US equities and options last week on Citadel Securities’ platform, according to Scott Rubner, an occurrence seen just 18 times since January 2020.

Investors are wrong to bet the European Central Bank will raise interest rates this year while the Federal Reserve cuts, Citadel Securities said, arguing that the oil-price surge makes such policy divergence unlikely.
Photo Source: The European Central Bank headquarters in Frankfurt. Photographer: Alex Kraus/Bloomberg

The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence is unlikely to trigger mass job losses, according to a research note by Citadel Securities, pushing back against a widely circulated report that roiled markets this week.

With Wall Street frantically repricing shares in software makers threatened by AI tools, one group of investors is lining up to buy the dip.