David Bianco, DWS Group Americas CIO, joins 'Money Movers' to discuss Bianco's thoughts on current market valuations, the important threshold for Treasury markets, and much more.
Juliana Lee, chief Asia economist at Deutsche Bank, says competitive devaluation could take place, depending on China's response to the tariffs.
Deutsche Bank CEO Christian Sewing said layoffs in car manufacturers including Volkswagen could help fill labor shortages in medium sized firms
DB completes the sale of its nearly $1-billion CRE loan portfolio, reducing its exposure to an asset class that has adversely impacted its business.
George Saravelos, the global head of FX research at Deutsche Bank, discusses the potential impact President-elect Donald Trump will have on markets.
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.
Marion Laboure, strategist at Deutsche Bank, weighs in on the key factors driving cryptocurrency price movements lately.
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.
Binky Chadha, Deutsche Bank chief global strategist, joins 'Money Movers' to discuss Chadha's outlook for upcoming Federal Reserve rate cuts, disinflationary signs around the economy, and if the data actually shows progress towards inflation.
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.