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Deutsche Bank shrinks commodities business

Around 200 jobs will be cut worldwide, as lacklustre revenues and tighter regulatory scrutiny drive financial institutions out of the sector

Deutsche Bank is to downsize its commodities business, as lacklustre revenues and tighter regulatory scrutiny drive financial institutions out of the sector.

The investment bank will wind down its dedicated trading desks for energy, agriculture, base metals and dry bulk. It will instead focus on financial derivatives and precious metals, which will be integrated into its fixed income and currencies platform.

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