Deutsche Bank trading business starts constructively in April

8 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 29

Chief Financial Officer Raja Akram said the bank’s fixed income and currencies trading improved after March volatility linked to the US war on Iran.
Akram noted that while rates trading faced pressure at the end of the first quarter, credit and FX divisions outperformed expectations.
The positive start to the second quarter follows recent market disruptions, with Deutsche Bank aiming to sustain momentum in its trading operations amid ongoing geopolitical uncertainties.

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