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17.04.25 - 13:54
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Stocks Rise Following "Progress" in US-Japan Talks | Bloomberg Brief 04/17/2025 (Bloomberg)
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US equities rise after President Trump hailed "big progress" made in trade negotiations with Japan. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni lands in Washington to meet Trump. Taiwanese semiconductor giant TSMC kept its bullish growth outlook despite trade uncertainty. George Saravelos of Deutsche Bank says the Federal Reserve may have to intervene in the market if the US pursues more extreme policies on trade. Rob Casey of Signum Global Advisors says it's too soon to take much confidence from the trade talks so far. “Bloomberg Brief” delivers the market news, data and analysis you need to set your agenda. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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17.04.25 - 12:48
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Deutsche Bank Aktie: Zollentspannung gibt Rückenwind (Aktiencheck)
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Schwarzach am Main (www.aktiencheck.de) - Deutsche Bank Aktie: Zollentspannung gibt Rückenwind
Die Aktie der Deutschen Bank (ISIN: DE0005140008, WKN: 514000, Ticker-Symbol: DBK, NYSE-Symbol: DB) hat in den vergangenen Tagen mit Kursgewinnen auf sich aufmerksam gemacht, so die Experten vom "ZertifikateJournal" in einer aktuellen Veröffentlichung. [mehr]...
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17.04.25 - 12:27
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"A Fluid Situation": Deutsche Bank On How Auto OEM′s Are Responding To Tariffs (ZeroHedge)
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"A Fluid Situation": Deutsche Bank On How Auto OEM's Are Responding To Tariffs
In a new note out this week, Deutsche Bank laid out how it believes auto OEMs are going to shift their businesses to adapt to tariffs.
Deutsche Bank reports that automakers (OEMs) are adopting a wide range of strategies to navigate the uncertainty—adjusting pricing, incentives, and production plans on a rolling basis.
The situation remains highly fluid, with the Trump administration recently floating the possibility of temporarily suspending tariffs to allow more time for OEMs to adjust. However, Deutsche Bank emphasizes that the market should operate under the assumption that “all imported vehicles are currently subject to the 25% tariff,” with imported parts facing similar duties starting May 3.
In its April 15 update, Deutsche Bank observes, “Across OEMs, we continue to see a dispersion of reactions.”
For instance, Tesla has paused sales of U.S.-built Model X and S vehicles in China, while ...
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15.04.25 - 07:18
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Expect More Volatility in Equity and Bond Markets, Deutsche Bank Says (Bloomberg)
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Deutsche Bank Global CIO Christian Nolting says he advises clients to expect further volatility in the equity and bond markets. He adds that there are opportunities to buy stocks if the S&P 500 index is below 5,000 levels. "We will buy the dip in the market if it is closer to recessionary levels," Nolting tells Bloomberg Television. There is “still some potential growth rate in the US and that's something which is still interesting for investors,” he notes. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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