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Deutsche Bank AG
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Deutsche Bank AG is a global investment bank. The Company offers a variety of investment, financial and related products and services to private individuals, corporate entities and institutional clients around the world.
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Fuller Treacy Comment of the Day - Burning Ship's Operator Says Almost 500 EVs Are on Board, and more...
Comment of the Day28th July 2023Eoin TreacyJul 29Please Note the Big Picture Long-Term audio and video will be posted on Saturday morning UK time.A 'Dangerous' Consensus Has Traders Staking It All on GoldilocksThis article from Bloomberg ma
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Fuller Treacy Comment of the Day - Mexico's Foreign Investment Surges 48% as Nearshoring Booms, and more...
Comment of the Day23rd May 2023Eoin TreacyMay 24Video commentary for May 23rd 2023A link to today''s video commentary is posted in the Subscriber's Area.Some of the topics discussed include: Luxury puling back on weakening consumer demand.
Bank shares slide as Swiss action reverberates far and wide
The Euro Stoxx banks index was down 6.2% on Friday
Bundesbank holds crisis talks over SVB collapse but ECB stands firm
German central bank, Bundesbank convened its financial crisis team on Monday over Silicon Valley Bank's collapse, despite the ECB holding off
Is global inflation peaking? one broker reckons it might be
"The peak in global goods inflation and potential shift to disinflation is a material development," says Dues=tsche Bank's George Saravelos
Deutsche Bank offices in Germany raided in $1tn greenwashing scandal
The greenwashing case is already under investigation by US prosecutors
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Russia sovereign debt default fears persist
Russian sovereign bond payments were received by creditors last week, but the uncertainty for international investors continues, with payments totalling $2.5bln scheduled within the next two weeks.
Deutsche Bank shares fall as it mulls future of Russian IT business
Bank said it was assured of the day to day running of its operations, with 1,500 IT staff based in Russia
Jam-packed week ahead with Sunak's Budget, and earnings from Apple, Microsoft, Lloyds, Shell and many more
Nearly 50% of US companies and 35% of European companies are in the coming week's reporting diary
Donald Trump strikes Nasdaq merger deal for his social media app and 'non woke' video service
“I created TRUTH Social and TMTG to stand up to the tyranny of Big Tech,” the former President said
US stocks end mostly higher on earnings optimism
At the close, the Dow climbed 153 points to 35,607, while the S&P 500 gained 17 points at 4,536 and the tech-heavy Nasdaq eased 7 points to 15,122
Gas price rises are 'a big deal' for inflation, growth and Asia warns economist
"The natural gas price rise seen this year is equivalent to oil trading around $200 per barrel now"
Evergrande strikes Yuan bond payment deal but market doubts still remain
Worries about the company's mountain of liabilities have spooked financial markets in Asia and around the world
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FTSE 100 closes ahead midweek but Wall Street mixed after ADP jobs report; Just Eat top Footsie gainer
The UK index of the biggest shares closed nearly 30 points, or 0.42% higher, at 7,149
Is Flutter Entertainment worth a flutter? A leading City bank provides its assessment of prospects for the gambling conglomerate
Deutsche Bank highlighted the performance of the Australian business
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US stocks close down on COVID-19 variant and slowing growth concerns
Treasury yields and oil prices dipped on the day, indicating investor unease about the economy
Giant container ship blocks Suez Canal, hitting commodities and consumer goods
The boat has reportedly caused a jam of at least 100 vessels seeking to transit between the Red Sea and the Mediterranean
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Banks in Germany Tell Customers to Take Deposits Elsewhere
Interest rates have been negative in Europe for years. But it took the flood of savings unleashed in the pandemic for banks finally to charge depositors in earnest. Germany’s biggest lenders, Deutsche Bank AG and Commerzbank AG, have told n
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HANetf adds ETF heavyweight to team as rapid expansion continues
Manooj Mistry oversaw the launch of over 400 ETFs and other exchange-traded products as head of DWS’s Xtrackers business
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Is there a bubble in financial markets?
There are a couple of things that are worth considering. The first is that identifying a bubble is not a timing indicator. The easy money policies adopted by central banks following the Global Financial Crisis 13 years ago were inevitably g
The Daily Mail comes out against the coronavirus consensus, as narrative, not science, becomes the central point of contention
The lockdown debate is about to ratchet up a gear, as winter closes in
Distributing COVID-19 vaccines will not come without hurdles, says Deutsche Bank
Some people are not willing to get the injection while the issue may get political in some countries.
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Johnson Has a Big Brexit Problem: His Northern Irish Friends
“None of our 10 members will vote for a border in the Irish Sea,” Ian Paisley, son of the party founder and one of its MPs, said in a RTE interview late on Monday, accusing the Irish government of stirring the “sleeping giant” of unionism.
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The History and Future of Debt
A link to the full report is posted in the Subscriber's Area. Germany failed to sell a 2 billion zero coupon bond in August which was a precursor to the reversionary move seen in bond prices. However, the economy is recession and there is n
Five potential Brexit scenarios and their impact on the pound
Sterling has seen increased volatility since the initial Brexit vote in 2016, and the trend looks set to continue even after three years of political wrangling
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German Profit Warnings Signal Trade Woes May Trigger Recession
Industrial companies have fared worst during the second-quarter earnings season. Expectations for German businesses were comparatively low, but even so, only 41% of them managed to beat sales estimates. The ratio is well above 50% in France
Corbyn's Plan to Stop a No-Deal Brexit Is Dead
That puts paid to the idea of a national unity government for now, unless Corbyn were to back down and accept another figure in charge (pigs will fly first). The various other blocking options, detailed in a column earlier this week, offer
Callitas Health appoints former interim CEO as M&A consultant
Keane is currently CEO of Qualified Capital Consultants and co-founder of 420 Acquisitions LLC
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LATE MOVERS: Wells Fargo stock jumps after the bell as CEO Tim Sloan resigns; TV-ratings bastion Nielsen falls as potential buyers drop out
Also making moves were Lululemon, Amarin, Deutsche Bank, and mortgage giants Freddie Mae and Fannie Mac
LATE MOVERS: Facebook stock falls after analyst downgrade
Also making mores were Boeing, Deutsche Bank, Caesars and Worldpay
Genetic Signatures grows revenue 39% while hitting EasyScreen milestones
The company is enjoying revenue growth after updating its influenza-and-pathogens test and signing a major contract.
JPMorgan and the German government squash rumors of a potential investment in Deutsche Bank
A weekly German publication alleged that JPMorgan and a Chinese bank were going to invest in Deutsche Bank
Deutsche Bank to cut more than 7,000 jobs in bid to lower costs and lift profits
The job cuts form part of the Deutsche Bank's wider plan to scale back its global investment bank
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Deutsche Bank shrugs off Brexit uncertainty to sign deal with Land Securities for new London HQ
Land Securities has confirmed Deutsche Bank has exchanged a pre-let agreement for its new London headquarters despite concerns about Brexit's impact on the financial sector
Deutsche Bank signals confidence in post-Brexit Britain by securing new London headquarters
Deutsche Bank said ts decision to keep its headquarters in London after Brexit underlines its commitment to the city
US stocks end lower after oil price fears are fuelled, the trade deficit widens
US stocks ended lower on Tuesday after a day dogged by poor performance from a major retail name, sharp words in the oil price war, and a yawning trade deficit with the world
US shares end lower on GM, Snap and airline sags and geopolitical risks
US stocks ended lower on Monday, never once managing to enter positive space, as a March rate hike was fully priced in, investors fretted over the small print of GM’s exit from Europe, and Snap shares ended below their $24 price at which th
US shares to extend losses as Trump, Fed and earnings meet
US shares were set to extend losses on Tuesday as investors around the world turned lukewarm to equities after President Donald Trump sacked his freshly-appointed attorney-general for refusing to enforce a travel ban from seven Muslim-major
US shares close firmer after uneventful pre-holiday trading
US shares ended firmer on Friday after the lead tickers toggled with relatively flat positions throughout the session
US stocks end down, Dow misses 20,000 again
US stocks ended lower on Wednesday as the Dow once more attempted and failed to break 20,000
Top US stocks fall but gain on the week as “Trump trade” extends
All three top US equity tickers fell on Friday in the wake of markets fully pricing in a December rate hike, but they still managed to gain on the week in an extension of the “Trump trade”, albeit far less than a week ago
RBS shares fall as US fine could be $12bn or more
Royal Bank of Scotland shares were down more than 3% in New York on Wednesday after it learned that may be hit with a fine as high as $12bn from US authorities, the head of the government arm that manages the UK’s stake in the lender has to
US stocks close lower as a bonds rout indicates Dec rate hike
US stocks ended lower, swinging from initial gains amid mixed earnings results, as a global bonds sell-off ensued on growing expectations for a Dec rate hike
US stocks pare losses to end the session and the week flat
US stocks pared initial losses to close Friday – and the week - flat after a roller-coaster ride in an earnings season
Berlin aid for Deutsche Bank 'inconceivable'
Germany has ruled out taking a stake in Deutsche Bank if the troubled firm issues new shares to prop up its finances, according to the Wall Street Journal
US stocks end higher as oil breaks above 14-month highs
US stocks closed higher on Monday after oil prices scaled a 14-month high after Russia weighed in its support for an OPEC-brokered glut cut
Deutsche Bank shares drop ahead of DoJ new settlement
Deutsche Bank’s US-listed ADRs fell on Monday as markets braced themselves for a decision from the US Department of Justice on how much (or little) the German lender will have to pay as a fine for 2008 mortgage-securities mis-selling
US shares end lower as OPEC deal fears grow
US shares never once saw daylight on Monday as they began the fourth quarter in below last Friday’s close when market jitters over OPEC’s supply deal crept in and domestic data pointed to slower growth from Fitch Ratings
Trending: Could Deutsche Bank fine be cut, Oracle bid for NetSuite increased?
This week financial regulation achieved a home goal with Deutsche Bank while Oracle met resistance from other shareholders in its takeover campaign for NetSuite
US stocks gain, S&P 500 chalks best quarter since 2015
US stocks posted a strong gain on Friday and the S&P 500 bellwether marked its best quarterly close this year
US stocks tumble after Deutsche Bank investors flee
US stocks closed sharply lower on Thursday, unwinding most of the previous day’s oil-fuelled rally, after the latest Deutsche Bank developments weighed on banks
Royal Bank of Scotland reaches £845.2mln mortgage mis-selling deal
State-owned UK bank agreed the £845.2mln deal to resolve two US lawsuits
US stocks end higher after Clinton-Trump clash
US stocks closed higher on Tuesday after the first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump knocked out the negative flows of a sharp fall in oil prices
Could Deutsche Bank become Europe's Lehman Brothers?
German bank's shares have fallen to their lowest level since 1983
FTSE 100 stocks end softer as pound remains lowly
FTSE 100 stocks ended softer on Tuesday as sterling remained nestled near to post-Brexit lows for a second successive session
Wall St shares close lower ahead of Trump-Clinton face-off
US stocks ended at around their lowest levels of the session, as jitters ahead of a televised Presidential election debate took over from the gains in the oil sector
Wall St shares end flat-to-higher
US top line stocks gave up all their intraday gains on growing fears oil supply will not be curbed this month, while mid- and small-cap stocks advanced on Monday
US shares end down on oil, banks, but resilient on week
US stocks ended Friday lower after oil prices and a spat involving Deutsche Bank saw investors flee energy and banking stocks – but resilient on the week
Trending: European banks on Wall Street face tricky times ahead
If European banks trading in the United States did not have enough problems to contend with back at HQ they certainly are nervous about the future in the big Apple too. Most of the European banks came through their European Union stress tes
Trending: Brexit hurts European banks, Donald Trump but Facebook, Google offer a shield
Britain’s decision to quit the European Union in last week’s shock referendum verdict is not only shaking Donald Trump’s presidential election campaign and roiling US markets
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Papers: Virtual Reality demand comes back down to realistic figures
The Papers including Facebook Inc, Abercrombie & Fitch Co, Buzzfeed, American Apparel, Deutsche Bank PLC and General Motors Company
Wall Street drops on rate, Greece worries; Sears slumps
Wall Street fell today, led by a slide in technology shares, one session after an upbeat May jobs report bolstered expectations for higher interest rates later this year, and as investors fretted about Greece. The S&P 500 (INDEXSP:.INX)
Wall Street poised to open lower amid rate hike, Greece worries
U.S. stock-index futures were lower today as a strong jobs report on Friday boosted bets the Federal Reserve could hike interest rates as soon as September and as investors considered the outlook for Greece’s debt negotiations. Future