Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser Doesn't Expect 'Sell America' Sentiment to Last in Markets

Core Viewpoint - The current move away from American assets is not expected to be long-lasting, according to Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser [1][7]. Market Reactions - U.S. stocks experienced a significant decline, the dollar weakened, and bond prices fell, leading to a sharp increase in Treasury yields, while investors shifted towards gold and silver following the announcement of tariffs related to Greenland [2][3]. Investor Sentiment - Fraser expressed confidence that momentum will return to favor American assets, emphasizing the resilience of American entrepreneurs and consumers despite geopolitical challenges [3][4]. - Corporate leaders are optimistic about a resolution to the current uncertainties, and companies have adapted to manage trade disruptions effectively [4][6]. Economic Outlook - The U.S. economy is positioned strongly, with robust consumer spending during the holidays and potential increases in spending due to tax code changes. Companies may also benefit from deregulation and investments in AI [5][6].