Citigroup remains bullish on US equities, maintains an overweight view and will add exposure on market pullbacks.

CNN, MS NOW and POLITICO filed on Thursday for an immediate court hearing after being barred from White House grounds.

Goldman Sachs now expects the yen to strengthen to ¥150 per $1 over the next 12 months, reversing a prior bearish view that targeted ¥165. It raised 3-month and 6-month targets to ¥158 and ¥155. The revision reflects faster-than-expected BOJ rate hikes and a higher likelihood of domestic capital repatriation to Japanese assets. Goldman strategist Karen Leischgott Fishman wrote: "These developments jointly increase the attractiveness of long yen, especially if markets begin to worry about recession risk, as the yen can provide some protection."