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Mar 2023
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MM106: Deutsche Bank triggers a slide in...

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In this episode, Piers and I take a look at the Deutsche Bank whose shares have fallen as much as 15% at the time of recording on Friday, dragging the entire European banking sector with it. In fact, the German bank has now lost more than a fifth of its value so far this month!


So what's happened? Will they follow a similar fate to Credit Suisse? Or are they too big to fail?


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