Deutsche Bank scare forces Germany's chancellor to urge investors not to panic

Deutsche shares fell as much as 15% in trading on Friday, prompting concerns it might be the next domino to fall after failed lender Credit Suisse. Read More

Source：https://fortune.com/2023/03/24/financial-crisis-deutsche-bank-germany-chancellor-olaf-scholz-credit-suisse-silicon-valley-bank-no-cause-for-concern/

Deutsche Bank scare forces Germany’s chancellor to urge investors not to panic

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