Citigroup has reported steady revenue growth within its North America-China business corridor, suggesting that corporate activity between the two nations remains resilient despite ongoing trade tensions. According to the bank's Greater China leadership, mainland Chinese firms are not retreating from the U.S. market; instead, they are increasingly relying on global financial institutions to manage supply chain complexities and mitigate financial risks.

The bank indicates that these companies are actively seeking tools to hedge against market volatility and regulatory uncertainty. By leveraging Citi’s global network, these firms aim to protect their international market share while operating within a more restrictive geopolitical environment. While trade friction has been a significant point of concern for investors and policymakers, the bank’s data suggests that the demand for cross-border financial services remains robust as corporations adapt their operations to maintain global connectivity.