Citadel Wellington’s flagship funds increased by 1.3% in April, according to Source, according to Source

Of Carolina Mandl

The New York Fund (Reuters) -Citadel Wellington increased by 1.3% in April, as it sailed for a tumultuous month, said a fountain familiar with the matter on Thursday.

Other cite funds also published positive performances last month. The tactical negotiation fund increased by 1.9%, while the global variable income fund gained 2.2%, and the global fixed income fund increased by 1.2%.

During the year in April, the Wellington Fund has increased by 0.5%.

The Wall Street Journal reported for the first time about the amenation of Citadel Fund.

The founder of Citadel, Ken Griffin, at a conference last week, when asked about the new trade policy of President Donald Trump and the crying of the President of the President of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, warned about possible damage to the solvency of the United States Treasury and how the “North -American Brand” could be hurt.

“We have put this brand at risk,” he said. “The President, the Treasury Secretary and the Secretary of Commerce must be very reflective that, when you have a brand, you must entail -in a way that respects this brand, which strengthens this brand, because when this brand is annoyed, it can be a life to repair the damage that has been made.”

Citadel refused to comment on the company’s performance.

(Carolina Mandl report in New York; Edit of Leslie Adler)