Citigroup reported a revenue of $23.85 billion for the third quarter, exceeding market expectations of $23.72 billion. The earnings per share for the third quarter were $2.85. The FICC sales and trading revenue for the third quarter was $4.39 billion, compared to the estimated $4.26 billion. The equity sales and trading revenue for the third quarter was $1.73 billion, slightly below the estimated $1.78 billion. Citigroup's stock fell slightly in pre-market trading.
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