NYSE:C 22 December 2025 - 31 December 2025

Citigroup shares fell Monday, ending down 1.9% at $118.13, after the bank disclosed it expects a roughly $1.2 billion pre-tax loss tied to its exit from Russia. Investing.com+1

Citigroup Inc. enters the final week of 2025 with its stock hovering near fresh highs, even after a quiet, post-Christmas pullback in the broader market. Citi shares finished the last regular session on Friday at $120.42, down 0.94% on the day, after trading between $119.67 and $122.04. The close leaves the stock just 1.97% below its new 52-week high of $122.84, set on Dec. 24, and reflects a powerful +68.77% one-year run. FT Markets+1

Citigroup, Inc. is ending the week with momentum — but also with investors facing a familiar year-end challenge: thin liquidity, headline sensitivity, and a market hovering near record highs as the calendar winds down.

Citigroup, Inc. is pulling back modestly in a quiet, holiday‑thinned session even as U.S. equities hover near record territory. Citi shares were trading around $120.27, down about 1.1% on the day in the early afternoon, after ranging roughly $119.69 to $122.03.

NEW YORK — Dec. 25, 2025 — Citigroup, Inc. is closing out 2025 with a very different narrative than the one investors grew used to over the past decade: momentum. Citi shares last traded around $121.56 on Wednesday’s Christmas Eve session, after moving between roughly $119.40 and $122.83, putting the stock near recent highs heading into the year-end holiday break. MarketBeat

December 25, 2025 — Citigroup Inc. stock is heading into the year-end holiday stretch with something it hasn’t enjoyed in a long time: momentum and a narrative that isn’t just “please fix the plumbing.”

Citigroup Inc. wrapped up a holiday-shortened Christmas Eve session with fresh momentum—then moved into thinner, more volatile post-market trading conditions that often magnify headlines and order-flow noise.

NEW YORK — Citigroup, Inc. is closing out 2025 with a resurgence that has put C stock back on many investors’ watchlists. In the holiday-shortened session on Wednesday, Dec. 24, 2025, Wall Street traded close to record territory amid thin volumes, while bank shares remained in focus after a string of December headlines around regulatory progress, strategic streamlining, and improving profitability expectations. Reuters

Citigroup Inc. ended Tuesday, December 23, 2025, with a fresh burst of momentum: the stock rose 1.11% to close at $119.40, marking its fifth straight daily gain and setting a new 52-week high in regular trading. In extended trading, the move held up, with shares around $119.65 at about 5:41 p.m. ET, modestly higher than the closing print. MarketWatch+1

Dec. 23, 2025 — Citigroup, Inc. stock is closing out 2025 with a tailwind that investors have been waiting years to see: meaningful signs that long-running regulatory overhangs are starting to lift. Coming into Tuesday’s session, Citi was already riding fresh momentum after a strong Monday rally pushed the shares to a new 52‑week high. MarketWatch

Citigroup, Inc. ended Monday, December 22, 2025, with fresh momentum — and investors are now heading into Tuesday’s session with a clear question: is this move the start of a year-end “Santa rally” extension for big banks, or the kind of late-December pop that invites quick profit-taking?

Dec. 22, 2025 — Citigroup Inc. is ending the year with momentum. In Monday trading, Citigroup stock pushed to a new 52‑week high and traded around $118, extending a powerful 2025 rally that has been driven by a mix of turnaround execution, capital return, and—most recently—regulatory overhang starting to lift. Investing.com+1

With the U.S. market set to reopen for a holiday-shortened week, Citigroup is heading into the Monday, December 22, 2025 session with unusual momentum for a “legacy” bank: the stock is near fresh highs after a powerful 2025 run, and investors are digesting a cluster of developments that touch Citi’s biggest long-term issue—regulatory and operational remediation—as well as near-term earnings drivers like investment banking fees, trading revenue, and capital returns. Reuters+2Reuters+2