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Deutsche Bank CEO says Germany’s political shift could hurt investors

Reported · Written up by our desk · Europe

CNBC World reports that Deutsche Bank CEO Christian Sewing said Germany’s recent election results could make the country less attractive to international investors.

Sewing warned that the political shift is troubling for foreign capital, according to the report.

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CNBC WorldDeutsche Bank CEO warns Germany’s political shift is troubling foreign investors

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