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Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft (DBK.DE)

XETRA - XETRA Delayed price. Currency in EUR
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9.22-0.13 (-1.37%)
At close: 05:35PM CEST
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Previous close9.35
Open9.31
Bid9.21 x 555100
Ask9.21 x 230000
Day's range9.18 - 9.43
52-week range8.16 - 14.64
Volume9,085,840
Avg. volume16,970,843
Market cap19.314B
Beta (5Y monthly)1.33
PE ratio (TTM)9.53
EPS (TTM)0.97
Earnings date27 Jul 2022
Forward dividend & yield0.20 (2.19%)
Ex-dividend date20 May 2022
1y target est13.17
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    Deutsche Bank not financing controversial African oil pipeline, source says

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    Deutsche Bank, Nomura win appeal in Monte dei Paschi case

    MILAN (Reuters) -An Italian appeals court on Friday acquitted all 13 defendants, as well as Deutsche Bank and Nomura, over derivative deals that prosecutors alleged had helped Monte dei Paschi di Siena hide losses in one of Italy's biggest financial scandals. The verdict, read by lead judge Angela Scalise, overturned a previous ruling in the high-profile case and cancelled seizures imposed on Deutsche Bank and Nomura Holdings Inc for 64.9 million and 88 million euros, respectively.