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Deutsche dodges the bullets as results confound analysts

  • 29 Jul 2005

Deutsche Bank yesterday (Thursday) reported a 44% increase year-on-year in second quarter net income at Eu947m, with total revenues growing 9% to Eu5.9bn.

Analysts had expected that heavy fixed income trading losses, like those declared by JP Morgan and Citigroup last week, would have hurt ...

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