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DEUTSCHE Bank AG Chief Executive Officer Christian Sewing said fixed-income trading should improve in the second half, with momentum returning to the business in recent days after the US resolved the debt ceiling impasse. After warning last week of a 15 percent-20 percent drop in trading revenue for the current…
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