Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft (DB) Stock

Additional tariffs on Canada and Mexico would likely lift core PCE inflation above 3% in 2025, with "more marginal effects beyond," analysts at Deutsche Bank highlighted. Deutsche Bank notes that imports from Canada and Mexico make up about 4.7% of headline personal consumption expenditures (PCE) and 5.4% of core PCE.

Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft's stock has slipped month-over-month but remains up over 25% year-to-date, and likely presents a buy-the-dip opportunity. Despite recent concerns, Deutsche Bank's fundamentals seem strong, with key variables expected to stabilize soon. Systematic challenges and broader EU stock slumps contributed to the recent dip, but Deutsche's long-term outlook remains positive.

One of the big questions confronting markets is just how of the impact of a Donald Trump presidency has been priced even before it starts.

Deutsche Bank's Global Head of Emerging Markets Research, Sameer Goel, shares his expectations about increasing inflationary pressure during a second Trump presidency and the possible impact on Asia.

DB lays off 111 senior managers from its retail and wealth management unit to bring down cost-to-income ratio in the range of 60-65% by 2025 end.

Deutsche Bank AG (NYSE:DB) has laid off over a hundred senior bankers in a bid to meet cost-cutting targets by next year. Some 111 senior bankers were fired across its retail and private wealth division, the Financial Times reported on Monday, equating to 8% of the wing's directors.

Germany-based Deutsche Bank AG said on Wednesday that it had infused 51.13 billion rupees ($607.50 million) into its Indian operations to fund growth plans. ($1 = 84.1650 Indian rupees)

Deutsche Bank (DB) might move higher on growing optimism about its earnings prospects, which is reflected by its upgrade to a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy).

Deutsche Bank AG Chief Executive Christian Sewing talks about how the US presidential election could impact European banks, growing profitability and expanding in China and the Middle East. He speaks to Lisa Abramowicz in Washington.