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Until sentiment in the AI trade improves, Citi tells investors it’s better to sit out the global tech trade

Despite recent weakness, Citi’s global strategy team thinks tech positioning needs to get cleaner before they would revert to their previous overweight stance.

MarketWatchNovember 9, 20261 min read
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Until sentiment in the AI trade improves, Citi tells investors it’s better to sit out the global tech trade

Despite recent weakness, Citi’s global strategy team thinks tech positioning needs to get cleaner before they would revert to their previous overweight stance.

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