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citigroup ceo vikram pandit telling the uk's "sunday telegraph" that citi aims to hike its dividend for the first time since the 2008 crisis. pandit expects to start talking about returning some cash to investors by the end of this year. citi does not ask the fed for permission to raise the dividend last month when it submitted its latest capital plan, but again, it is looking to do that some time before the end of the year. >>> also, in economic news, fed chairman ben bernanke is the star of the show this week. he's going to be presenting his semi-annual monetary policy report to congress today -- i'm sorry, tomorrow and wednesday. markets obviously are going to be listening closely for any hints of future easing by the central bank. >>> and a new survey today finds that forecasters are increasingly pessimistic about the short-term growth. economists say that the sales of profit gains earlier this year are disappearing and fewer companies are hiring. among other reasons cited for the gloomy outlook, they've got europe's financial crisis, the possible expiration of the bush tax cuts and

in an interview with the "uk sunday telegraph," ceo vikram pandit says he's looking to restore it this year. they didn't ask to raise its dividend last month with the latest capital plan. look at how citi shares are doing ahead of that report, up about 0.7% in frankfurt. shares of china's sunnig appliance have dropped to the lowest level in three years after expecting a dismal profit in first half. and the profit warning isn't an isolated event. a raft of chinese forms, including zte and china eastern are forecasting weak results as they slow to the weakest pace since the financial crisis. joining us as guest host for the next hour is gina sanchez, director of equity at asset allocation strategy. john woods is chief investment officer at citi private bank. gina, we've got to ask you about the olympics here in a little bit. this is our unofficial olympics-themed show. but first, china. is it your view that investors haven't appreciated the degree to which the country's economy's slowing? >> well, we've been saying that for the better part of the year, so yes, it is our view. >> so, you'

vikram doesn't come in and say i want to be whack a mole. i want to be hit many times. he's pulled out of europe. let's knocks down citi. >> transports are down 8 of 11 sessions. a lot of theorists saying we've rejected 1375. never got to 13k. >> eaton, mcdonald's, growth slowing. this week is going to be caterpillar and apple. >> right. some guide downs, cat. union pacific. i went over union pacific's quarters, because i'm pathetic and that's what i do on sunday. monster month. they called out timber at union pacific, timber because of a strong housing market this. will mean nothing today because it's $117. when i was at my hedge fund, there's 117 worth of points. can i blow that out. wow, i need capital. always people will need capital because people always positioned wrong and they go after the high-dollar stocks. it's a stupid game. ppg does incredibly good things last week. people take the stock up and what did ppg do, i forget? >> it's a glass half empty kind of market. you took a look at the u.n. and take a look at the buying of rail america and people are saying

that's what you'll hear out of vikram pandit's mouth anytime he gets a chance to peek about their competitors here in the united states. deposits were up 6% year over year. loans at citicorp, you're still dealing with citi holdings, but 10% up at citicorp in terms of loans. positive signs there. they did have a reserve release, i think it was $924 million. i'm looking for all my little highlights here. one of the laughable moments -- $984 million -- >> what was funny about it? the book value is 51 now. >> doesn't that make you laugh? look at the stock. >> from 95. >> i said, wait a second, is that before the split, was it after? what did i miss here? book value, 62.61 -- >> are you questioning the book value? >> no, i think it speaks to the fact that investors in this market regardless of what you see from these banks are still not willing to say, i'm all in. >> and the day they are, what happens? will we get a dramatic move in citi? >> i don't know. >> you said on friday that friday was about fear of a different kind, that is the fear of missing out on a rally, led by banks, in this case. is