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[Agency: Wall Street Commodity Traders May See Their Worst Performance This Year Since Before The Pandemic] As Market Volatility Eases, The Commodity Trading Business Of Major Global Investment Banks This Year May Experience Its Worst Year Since Before The Pandemic. Data Compiled By Coalition Greenwich Predicts That More Than 250 Companies, Including Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, And JPMorgan Chase, Will Have A Combined Net Revenue Of $10.6 Billion This Year, Nearly One-fifth Less Than Last Year's Total Revenue. "The Trading Boom Is Fading, And Revenue Will Fall Further By 3% In 2025," Said Angad Chhatwal, Global Macro Market Director At Coalition Greenwich. Citigroup's North American Commodity Services Division Has Added Six Members In The Past 12 Months, And Citigroup Remains Committed To Developing The Business, According To People Familiar With The Matter
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