City Traders Imperium CTI
CTI-funded trading platform
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Insights and Analysis: Free Accounts & Fundamentals for CTI Traders
Welcome to all our new traders. We have had vast numbers of traders reach their goal of becoming funded traders and getting started with CTI.
We wish you good luck and look forward to you achieving your dreams.
This week has been one of giveaways to our community, both through our Discord events and our Partners social media channels.
So, if you are looking to bag yourself a Free Challenge account, be sure to Join our Discord Community and follow us on all our social media channels.
Community Giveaways
We had two winners of the Chess Challenge on Monday, each earning themselves a 10K Challenge account.
So, if you have the skills to take on our CEO, don't miss out because we are doing it again next week, with more accounts for the winners!
Partner Giveaways
We gave away multiple accounts through our partners on Twitter this week. It's great to be part of changing traders' futures and giving them a chance to achieve their goals.
So, if you would like to win one for yourself, follow us on Twitter @CTI_Funding to be updated on which Partner is running the next giveaway.
Also, if you have an online community and want to offer them more and grow your following, you can contact us on Discord.
Fundamentals Outlook
This week, the gap between short-term and long-term US government borrowing costs widened to its greatest extent since the banking crisis in March.
This spread may continue to widen next week as investors increasingly believe that the Federal Reserve will maintain higher interest rates for a longer period of time.
The US yield curve, which measures the difference between two- and 10-year Treasury yields, hit a three-month low on Friday at minus 97 basis points.
This pattern, known as an inverted yield curve, is closely watched because it has preceded every US recession in the past 50 years.
The curve has been inverted since last year. Two-year yields move with interest rate expectations, while 10-year yields move with growth and inflation.
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Follow us on all social media platforms for updates and giveaways
Insights and Analysis: Free Accounts & Fundamentals for CTI Traders
Welcome to all our new traders. We have had vast numbers of traders reach their goal of becoming funded traders and getting started with CTI.
We wish you good luck and look forward to you achieving your dreams.
This week has been one of giveaways to our community, both through our Discord events and our Partners social media channels.
So, if you are looking to bag yourself a Free Challenge account, be sure to Join our Discord Community and follow us on all our social media channels.
Community Giveaways
We had two winners of the Chess Challenge on Monday, each earning themselves a 10K Challenge account.
So, if you have the skills to take on our CEO, don't miss out because we are doing it again next week, with more accounts for the winners!
Partner Giveaways
We gave away multiple accounts through our partners on Twitter this week. It's great to be part of changing traders' futures and giving them a chance to achieve their goals.
So, if you would like to win one for yourself, follow us on Twitter @CTI_Funding to be updated on which Partner is running the next giveaway.
Also, if you have an online community and want to offer them more and grow your following, you can contact us on Discord.
Fundamentals Outlook
This week, the gap between short-term and long-term US government borrowing costs widened to its greatest extent since the banking crisis in March.
This spread may continue to widen next week as investors increasingly believe that the Federal Reserve will maintain higher interest rates for a longer period of time.
The US yield curve, which measures the difference between two- and 10-year Treasury yields, hit a three-month low on Friday at minus 97 basis points.
This pattern, known as an inverted yield curve, is closely watched because it has preceded every US recession in the past 50 years.
The curve has been inverted since last year. Two-year yields move with interest rate expectations, while 10-year yields move with growth and inflation.
Get Free Weekly Reports
Follow us on all social media platforms for updates and giveaways
