DEUTSCHE BANK DROPPED BY OVER 4 PER CENT AND EXPECTED COMPANY Q2 TO SHOW A "WEAKER" DOWN

ON 8 JULY, DEUTSCHE BANK (DB.US) REPORTED A 4 PER CENT DROP IN UNITED STATES STOCK AT $35.119. ACCORDING TO THE LATEST STUDY, US-SECRET SECURITIES INDICATE THAT THE SECOND-QUARTER PERFORMANCE OF DEUTSCHE BANK IS EXPECTED TO BE “MORE WEAK” AND TO LOWER THE UNIT'S TARGET PRICE FROM $44 TO $43, WHILE MAINTAINING THE “BUY-IN” RATING. THE BANK EXPECTS THAT, WHILE DEUTSCHE BANK INCOME IS EXPECTED TO INCREASE BY 4 PER CENT IN THE SECOND QUARTER, NET PROFITS WILL DECLINE BY 2 PER CENT IN COMPARISON WITH THE SAME YEAR, WITH THE CORE DRAG COMING FROM THE COST SIDE — A 7 PER CENT INCREASE IN COST OVER THE SAME PERIOD, MAINLY REFLECTING INCREASED EXPENDITURE ON STRATEGIC INVESTMENTS, PRIVATE BANK RESTRUCTURING COSTS AND SUSTAINED RECRUITMENT。