Report published June 11, 2026
The SMID Point: Weekly Research Report from Citi (June 11, 2026)
Citi · June 11, 2026
This report provides a weekly update on various sectors, highlighting positive developments in real estate and software while warning of structural headwinds in the restaurant industry due to GLP-1 adoption and cost pressures in AI.
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Key Takeaways
- 1.Acadia Realty Trust's forward equity issuance is viewed as a positive signal for future NAV-accretive acquisitions.
- 2.Navan, Inc. demonstrates accelerating revenue growth, leading to an increased price target.
- 3.Enterprises are rationing AI spending to manage inference costs, impacting software and infrastructure service providers.
Table of Contents
- Company
- Industry
- Artificial Intelligence - Citi's Inference Ahead - Rationing Comes for Us All
- US Application Software - Fourth Annual IT Day Focuses On AI Budgets, Buy vs. Build, Use Cases
- US Building Products—Card Insights - Card Spending Picks Up into the Summer; Up +1.8% YTD
- US Restaurants and Food Distributors - GLP-1 Survey: A Headwind For Brands That Choose Not To Evolve
- US Restaurants - Weekly Traffic Jam & Sales Check-Up: Footfall Growth Challenged to Start June
Report data
Trailing-Four-Week Card Spending vs. 1, 2, 3-Year Stacks
| Metric | Estimate | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Card Spending Growth (US R&R) | 5.7% | Accelerated +100bp Y/Y |
| GLP-1 Industry Headwind | 18 billion | US restaurant industry sales impact |
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