Jefferies analyst Ken Usdin upgraded Citi to Buy from Hold and raised his price target for the shares to $73 from $64. The analyst believes Citi's 2019 will show better revenue growth, stable costs and credit trends, as well as $20B-plus of capital returns. He believes the stock's risk/reward is "skewed to the positive," especially if Citi starts showing tangible progress toward its 13.5% ROTCE goal for 2020. Further, the Mexico and Latin America "story adds to Citi growth/return profile," Usdin tells investors in a research note.
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