Deutsche succumbs to second-quarter slowdown

German bank joins rivals in a second-quarter trading slowdown - but has record quarter for foreign exchange business

Deutsche Bank joined rival banks in succumbing to the second-quarter trading slowdown, as a €2bn ($2.6bn) drop in sales and trading revenues dragged pre-tax profits at its corporate and investment bank down by more than half from the first three months of the year.

Profits at the corporate and investment bank fell 54% from the first quarter to €1.3bn, Deutsche Bank said this morning.

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