Citigroup's $1.141 Billion Trading Volume Lands 58th in Market Ranking Despite 38.09% Decline

On June 30, 2025, Citigroup's trading volume reached $1.141 billion, a 38.09% decrease from the previous day, ranking 58th in the day's stock market. Citigroup (C) rose by 0.84%, marking its eighth consecutive day of gains, with a total increase of 9.99% over the past eight days.

Citigroup successfully cleared the 2025 Federal Reserve stress test, which simulated a severe recession scenario with a 10% unemployment rate, a 33% drop in home prices, and a 50% decline in the equity market. This positive outcome is expected to attract more investor interest in the banking sector.

With a Common Equity Tier 1 (CET1) ratio of 10.4%, Citigroup's performance in the stress test opens the door for potential share buybacks, dividend increases, and operational efficiencies. This resilience is anticipated to drive Citigroup's stock price to outperform its peers on Wall Street.

All 22 major banks, including Citigroup, passed the 2025 Federal Reserve stress test, although the exam was less rigorous than the previous year and did not include key risks such as private credit. This collective success paves the way for significant stock buybacks and dividend distributions across the banking industry.