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Investors lost confidence due to the uncertainty surrounding the vote, which led to the expectation of the other member nations’ following in the United Kingdom’s footsteps.

Germany-based Deutsche Bank (DB) announced plans to cut dividend payments for 2015 and 2016 as part of its plans to strengthen the bank’s capital.

Deutsche Bank (DB) reported its fourth quarter earnings on February 2, 2017. The distressed bank reported 4Q16 losses of 1.9 billion euros, which missed analysts’ forecasts.

Gorman was disappointed with the UK’s decision to leave the European Union. The UK’s referendum had some immediate effects on the markets (VGK) (HEDJ).

Investors who are concerned about Deutsche Bank’s bankruptcy are looking at CEO John Cryan’s plan to restructure the company’s operations.

Deutsche Bank is proving to be the most dangerous bank to the global economy. It failed the Fed’s 2016 stress tests in June 2016.

According to a report by Markit Economics, the final UK Services PMI was 55.2 in November 2016 compared to 54.5 in October.

Deutsche Bank’s stock is down nearly 40% in 2016 so far. Capital reserves are important to restore the confidence of regulators and investors.

Germany-based Deutsche Bank (DB) cut its dividend payments for 2015 and 2016 as part of its plans to strengthen the bank’s capital.

Deutsche Bank is proving to be the most dangerous bank to the global economy after it failed the Federal Reserve’s 2016 stress tests in June.

After the Brexit decision, services were a positive factor, while production ended up to be a drag on GDP.

So far, 2016 has been an utterly forgettable year for the T. Rowe Price European Stock Fund (PRESX).

Investors worried about Deutsche Bank’s bankruptcy are now looking at CEO John Cryan’s plan to restructure its operations to get it back into profitability.

Wall Street analysts expect Deutsche Bank to post EPS of 0.34 euros, or $0.38. In 3Q15, the bank reported losses of 0.69 euros, or $0.76.

With one-third of 2016 yet to go, international funds have already had an action packed year. Events haven’t been restricted to a specific region or market.

2016 has mostly been about macro trends, thus presenting a different set of challenges for active fund managers who mostly focus on companies rather than economic and sector trends.

The EBA stress test results for the European Union (EZU) are based on 51 banks. The results were published by the EBA on July 29, 2016.

Let’s now take a look at specific risks that could arise for businesses as a consequence of Brexit.

Following the Brexit, the United Kingdom would be free to make its own decisions. It would have more control over migrants and refugees.

The Bank of England (or BoE) kept interest rates unchanged on July 14, 2016, in its first monetary policy meeting since the Brexit vote.

Last week, the movement in investment-grade bond yields was driven by Brexit. Investment-grade bond yields fell for the week ending June 24.

Deutsche Bank (DB) closed at $18.13 on the New York Stock Exchange on May 27 and at 16.39 euros in Germany.

Average revenue per user (or ARPU) is a key metric for Internet companies, as it helps in analyzing how well a company can monetize its user base.

DoubleLine’s chief executive officer Jeffrey Gundlach wrote in an e-mail that the Fed is “signaling economic data are sufficiently robust to warrant a rate increase.”

Germany-based Deutsche Bank (DB) announced plans to cut dividend payments for 2015 and 2016 as part of its plans to strengthen the bank’s capital.

Deutsche Bank has been under fire over the past year. The shares of the company have fallen 32% in 2016 and 48% in the last year.

The Franklin Mutual European Fund – Class A (TEMIX) fell sharply by 6.5% in 1Q16, placing it second to last among the 12 funds in this review. In the past one year, TEMIX has fallen 13.2%.

The T. Rowe Price European Stock Fund (PRESX) fell 4.5% in 1Q16, making it a below-average performer among the 12 funds in this review. In the past one year, the fund has fallen 7.5%.

Deutsche Bank shares have fallen 27% so far in 2016 and 47% in 2015. Given the dismal performance, we may see more analysts turning bearish on the stock.

The rise in the pound-dollar pair’s implied volatility has been a strong 26% compared to a fall of 10.5% in the euro-dollar exchange rate volatility.

Germany-based Deutsche Bank (DB) announced plans to cut dividend payments for 2015 and 2016 as part of its plans to strengthen its capital.

US Treasury yields jumped across the yield curve for the week ended March 11, 2016, after Mario Draghi announced an interest rate cut in the Eurozone.

European stocks (VLKAY) (RENX) (RBS), like others across the world, have been whiplashed by volatility so far 2016.

Shares of Deutsche Bank (DB) have fallen nearly 10% in the last three trading sessions. Efforts to reassure investors about its ability to pay coupons on its AT1 bonds were in vain.

The T. Rowe Price European Stock Fund did not have a good 2015. It ranked eighth for the year among the ten funds in this review.

High-yield bonds, also known as Junk bonds, have an iffy repayment ability, even if they are at the higher end of the junk rating scale.

Weakness in the pound will give some respite to the BoE (Bank of England) ahead of its monetary policy review on January 13, 2016.

VWEHX looks like one of the safest funds to be around in case liquidity dries up temporarily. The fund mainly avoided investing in the deep end of the junk category.

The situation for the pound sterling in 2016 is similar to the US dollar’s situation in 2015. The markets are expecting a rise towards mid-2016.

In the trailing-one-year period, PRESX has returned -0.9% while from November’s end until December 22, the fund has fallen 5.0%.

The only negative contribution to UK gross domestic product came from net trade, which contributed -1.0% in 3Q15 compared to an estimated -1.5%.

The United Kingdom will hold a referendum by the end of 2017. It will decide whether to stay in or leave the EU. The referendum is a nationwide voting system.

Recently, a number of commodity hedge funds such as the Galena Metals Fund and the Armajaro Commodities Fund have closed due to the global market downfall.

PCRIX is majorly invested in the corporate bonds of various companies such as of Citigroup, Credit Suisse, Hewlett-Packard, AT&T, and Lloyds Banking.

The British pound fell sharply against the US dollar on December 2, 2015, due to negative manufacturing and construction PMIs for the month of November.

With household spending gathering pace, it could be an important growth driver for the United Kingdom’s economic growth.

Mario Draghi, president of the European Central Bank, reaffirmed the ECB’s plan to provide a fresh monetary stimulus in December to boost inflation in the region if needed.

Precious metals rose on September 24. The rise benefited Randgold Resources (RRS) and Fresnillo (FRES). They were among EWU’s top three performers.

The fall in the United Kingdom’s inflation back to zero could boost consumer spending, especially in the consumer discretionary sector.

The pound fell to a low of 1.54 after the release of production data, which was below the forecast.

Flows into investment-grade bond funds were negative for the week ended August 5—marking a second successive week of outflows.

Market analysts say US investors feel largely protected from Greece’s financial woes, though its troubles have sent jitters through global markets.

Citizens Financial Group is a retail bank holding company. It posted fourth-quarter net income of $197 million, up from $152 million.