Citigroup said the ongoing FIFA World Cup may temporarily reduce market volatility as market participation and trading activity often decline during the tournament.
According to Odaily, the bank attributed this to millions of people, including some traders and investors, shifting their attention to the matches.
Citigroup said that as audiences focus on goals, penalty kicks, and red cards, market engagement can briefly fall and trading conditions may become more stable.
The bank added that underlying issues such as inflation, interest rates, and geopolitical tensions have not disappeared, but may be less prominent while global viewers watch the games.
Citigroup Says FIFA World Cup May Temporarily Reduce Market Volatility
2026-06-14 05:23:47
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