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Corporate treasury departments have shown their worth during the global market volatility of recent months. A previous Citi GPS study (Treasury Leadership: Does it Matter?) found that “top-performing companies have top-performing treasuries”.

How consumers access and use a wide range of products and services has dramatically evolved over the past decade. From streaming music and watchable content on online platforms instead of buying physical media to ordering groceries or booking a ride with a few taps on a smartphone, the pace of digital adoption continues to accelerate. This rapid digital adoption is especially pronounced in Asia, where mobile-first behaviors are prevalent.

Everywhere we look — digital ads, video, publishing, video games — “open” content models are beating “closed” ones, with consumers increasingly opting for the former. And firms with open models are being rewarded with faster growth by markets.

Brent Robinson sits down with Josh Williamson and Faraz Syed to discuss how Australia and New Zealand are faring amid current uncertainties. Conversation topics include potential U.S. tariffs, trade relations with China, Australia’s monetary-policy path, and whether it and New Zealand can be safe havens for investors.

The outlook for European fiscal stimulus keeps surprising to the upside, with larger-than-expected NATO commitments joined by swifter and more sizable German spending plans. This could boost regional EPS growth by ~3% a year over the next five years, justifying higher valuations.

What are the dynamics Citi Research sees as driving gold prices? Is the selloff in oil markets done? Why is aluminum considered “power in the form of metal?” In the latest Research @ Citi podcast, Global Head of Research Lucy Baldwin and Global Head of Commodities Research Max Layton discuss factors investors should consider across the commodities complex.

In a world that never stops, Citi enables banks to keep pace with global commerce. With 24/7 Clearing and real-time liquidity capabilities, banks can move money across borders, optimize cash flow and offer clients the speed and intelligence they need to thrive.

Digital wallets are transforming the global payments landscape. As adoption continues to rise and interoperability expands, businesses and financial institutions must embrace digital wallets to remain competitive and meet evolving customer expectations. The integration of digital wallets into payment systems is not just a value add but a necessity for operating efficiently in the modern economy. In this article, Citi explores the key use cases for digital wallets for corporates and non-bank financial institutions, highlighting the value they can deliver across a range of use cases and industries.