Deutsche Bank is rebounding
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After sinking to an all-time low on Thursday, US-traded shares of Deutsche Bank are up over 6% in trading on Friday.
The last two weeks have been troubling for Deutsche. After a report that the bank may be subject to $14 billion in fines by US regulators over bad derivative products from the financial crisis, shares of Deutsche began a tailspin. Additionally, rumors of a bailout - or lack thereof - from the German government and decreasing exposure to Deutsche by hedge funds haven't helped.
On Friday, however, CEO John Cryan sent a letter to employees assuring them that the bank is still stable. Additionally, the consensus from analysts is that the bank will not settle for the $14 billion and should be able to make it out of the current crisis (though it doesn't remedy larger, long-term issues).
Following the positive news flow, shares have popped over 7.5% as of 10:08 a.m. ET to $12.36 a share.
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