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Deutsche Bank AG released FY2026 Q1 earnings on April 29 (EST), actual revenue USD 9.342 B (forecast USD 9.804 B), actual EPS USD 1.2147 (forecast USD 1.0464)

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Deutsche Bank AG to release FY2026 Q1 earnings on April 28 during market hours (EST), forecast revenue USD 10.08 B, EPS USD 1.0464

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Deutsche Bank analysts suggest that risk assets like stocks and commodities are likely to remain resilient despite concerns over a prolonged conflict in Iran. They note that current conditions differ from past energy shocks that led to significant selloffs. The S&P 500 is close to its all-time high, and credit spreads are tighter than before the conflict began. Analysts highlight that key factors such as persistent energy shocks, recessionary economic data, and aggressive central bank tightening are not present at this time.

- Analysts at Deutsche Bank suggest that riskier assets are likely to remain resilient despite heightened geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.  
- They emphasize that past selloff conditions—such as persistent energy shocks, recessionary economic data, and aggressive central bank tightening—are not present in the current market.  
- Current indicators, including stable stock market performances and strong labor data, contrast with historical patterns, suggesting limited immediate risk to these assets.

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Deutsche Bank strategists advise investors to buy protection as market drivers weaken, citing fading military de-escalation and strong earnings. They recommend purchasing out-of-the-money puts on stock markets to hedge against potential corrections. The Deutsche Bank Pressure Index indicates rising market stress, and concerns over geopolitical tensions, particularly regarding the Strait of Hormuz and Taiwan, could further impact equity markets.

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As these market drivers start to weaken, it's time for investors to buy protection, says Deutsche Bank

Norwegian billionaire Alexander Vik has been ordered to return to London for interrogation regarding hidden assets in a 13-year legal dispute with Deutsche Bank. The bank initially sued Vik's company, Sebastian Holdings, in 2009 for £203m after losses during the 2008 financial crisis, escalating the claim to £285m. Vik, previously convicted of contempt of court for withholding information, failed to overturn this conviction. The court emphasized Vik's attempts to evade debt repayment and stated that this decision is significant for Deutsche Bank in recovering the owed amount.

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Analysts warn that global markets will remain on high alert due to the ongoing closure of the Strait of Hormuz amid the U.S.-Iran war. Deutsche Bank's Jim Reid states that as long as the strait remains closed, markets will be unstable, leading to higher oil prices and global inflation risks. Recent optimism for a peace deal has diminished, and crude prices spiked after President Trump rejected Iran's response to a peace proposal. Saudi Aramco's CEO echoed concerns about energy market rebalancing, while the UK prepares naval escorts for the region.

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Markets To Stay On 'Knife-Edge' As Long As Hormuz Remains Closed, Warns Deutsche Bank

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Several brokers have raised their RMB forecasts, citing China's export competitiveness and stable US trade relations. HSBC increased its year-end forecast to 6.65 per USD, while Deutsche Bank raised theirs to 6.55. Goldman Sachs predicts USD/CNY will reach 6.5 within 12 months, up from previous estimates, supported by China's trade surplus and strong exports.

- Several brokers have raised their forecasts for the RMB due to China's export competitiveness and stable trade relations with the US.  
- As of May 19, the RMB appreciated approximately 2.6% against the USD, prompting HSBC and Deutsche Bank to increase their year-end predictions to 6.65 and 6.55 per USD, respectively, citing strong exports and domestic demand recovery.  
- Goldman Sachs also anticipates continued appreciation, adjusting its forecasts for USD/CNY to 6.8, 6.7, and 6.5 over the next twelve months, supported by China's significant trade surplus.

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Sharma highlights that China's yuan constitutes only 2% of global reserves, despite its significant GDP and trade share. HSBC, Deutsche Bank, and Goldman Sachs have raised yuan forecasts due to strong exports and better U.S.-China trade relations. However, capital controls and limited market openness are structural barriers that impede the yuan's internationalization, leaving China as an 'incomplete superpower' in financial terms.

- The article discusses the financial power gap where China's yuan represents only 2% of global reserves despite its significant GDP and trade share.  
- It highlights that HSBC, Deutsche Bank, and Goldman Sachs have raised yuan forecasts due to strong exports and better U.S.-China trade relations.  
- Structural barriers like capital controls and limited market openness are noted as obstacles to the yuan's internationalization, restricting China's financial influence.

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Safepoint has filed for a U.S. IPO, reporting a 96.9% revenue increase last year, with a net income of $165.6 million on $516.3 million in revenue. Legislative reforms in Florida have improved the property insurance market, attracting new entrants. Safepoint, founded in 2013, focuses on coastal insurance and plans to sell shares in the offering, with Deutsche Bank and Morgan Stanley as joint managers. The company will list on the NYSE under the symbol "SFPT."

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Deutsche Bank has restructured its Investment Management FX Advisory (FXA) business in Asia, appointing Kent Lee and Divik Maheshwari as Co-Heads. This move aims to enhance foreign exchange advisory for private banking clients in Hong Kong and Singapore. Lee, with over 20 years of FX advisory experience, will oversee the emerging markets FX advisory platform. The bank also announced new hires, including Dawn Chong and Jet Chan, to strengthen its FX Advisory team, reflecting its commitment to providing sophisticated solutions in a competitive market.

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Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft raised its target price for Raspberry Pi (LON:RPI) from GBX 300 to GBX 550, maintaining a "hold" rating. This new target suggests a potential downside of 24.97% from the stock's previous close. On Thursday, Raspberry Pi shares rose 6.1% to GBX 733, with a market cap of £1.42 billion. Insider trading activity included purchases and sales by executives, with 1.73% of shares owned by insiders. The company focuses on providing low-cost computing platforms for engineers and enthusiasts.

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Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft Boosts Raspberry Pi (LON:RPI) Price Target to GBX 550

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Ripple (XRP) has secured ten major partnerships in 2026, including Deutsche Bank, JPMorgan, and Mastercard, marking significant growth in its business. Despite these achievements, XRP's price has dropped 41% from its January peak. The company also expanded its operations in Brazil, its largest single-country expansion. Analysts are evaluating the impact of these deals on XRP's price, especially with potential regulatory changes on the horizon that could enhance XRP's legitimacy as a settlement asset.

- Ripple secured 10 significant partnerships in 2026, including major players like Deutsche Bank, Société Générale, JPMorgan, and Mastercard.  
- Despite these deals, XRP has decreased by 41% from its January peak of $2.42.  
- Notably, three of the partnerships did not involve the XRP Ledger (XRPL) at all.

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Don't worry about risk assets coming under pressure just yet, Deutsche Bank says

As these market drivers start to weaken, it's time for investors to buy protection, says Deutsche Bank

Norwegian billionaire forced back to London in £285m Deutsche Bank dispute

Markets To Stay On 'Knife-Edge' As Long As Hormuz Remains Closed, Warns Deutsche Bank

Brokers Raise RMB Forecasts; G Sachs Expects USD/CNY at 6.5 within 12 Mths