Deutsche Bank

Deutsche Bank recorded a net profit of €1.6 billion in July–September, exceeding analysts' expectations. Drivers were record inflows into asset management and increasing revenues in retail and corporate banking; net interest income rose to €3.7 billion. The bank benefited from higher loan volumes and rising interest rates in Europe and the US. » Mere på handelsblatt.com

Deutsche Bank posted a net profit of €1.6 billion in the third quarter, beating analysts’ expectations. The result was driven by record inflows into asset management and a stronger retail and corporate banking business; net interest income stood at €3.7 billion. The bank issued more loans and benefited from sharply higher interest rates in Europe and the US. » Mere på handelsblatt.com

The DAX rose 0.44% to 25,704 points, supported by Deutsche Bank’s unexpectedly strong quarterly results, while high energy prices limited further upside. The Fed left the key interest rate at 3.75–4.00% and revised up its economic assessment, pushing yields on ten‑year US government bonds higher and weighing on gold and oil. In the stock market game, Rudi63 leads with a portfolio value of €939,612, followed by drahreg111 and Endeavor; only two trading days remain in the race for the overall win and the Range Rover Evoque. » Mere på finanzen.net

Deutsche Bank's shares climbed 3.97% after the bank reported quarterly results that beat expectations. The DAX continued its recovery and was trading higher in the morning, while investors also looked to key US economic data (GDP, PCE) and the ECB interest rate decision. » Mere på finanzen.net

The German stock market continued its recovery, helped by renewed optimism around artificial intelligence; the Dax most recently rose 0.5 percent. Deutsche Bank reported another record profit in the third quarter and says it is on track to meet its 2026 targets; revenues could exceed about €33 billion. Positive momentum also came from strong figures at memory-chip maker SK hynix, while investors await the Fed's interest-rate decision and quarterly reports from Alphabet and Microsoft. » Mere på finanzen.net