Deutsche Bank Stock: Shares Reach Highest Level Since 2015

Deutsche Bank shares climbed remarkably on Monday, reaching €23.08, the highest level since November 2015. The stock rose 2.6% to €22.86 in XETRA trading, leading gains among DAX companies and outperforming the broader European banking sector, which increased by just 1.1%. This impressive performance is particularly notable when viewed against the year-to-date gain of nearly 38%, with the stock having doubled from its August low of €12.27. The surge follows the bank's successful issuance of Additional Tier 1 (AT1) capital instruments with a nominal value of €1.5 billion, featuring a fixed annual coupon of 7.125% until April 2031. Analysts remain optimistic, with some raising their price targets to €26, citing positive impacts from Germany's financial package that promises higher economic growth estimates and a steeper yield curve.

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The announcement of the AT1 capital issuance received positive reception from investors, contributing directly to the stock's performance. The securities feature an unlimited term with a preliminary coupon of 7.750% and a first redemption date in April 2031. Market stabilization measures may continue until May 5, 2025, with Deutsche Bank acting as the stabilization coordinator. Trading volume has been robust, with over 3 million shares changing hands by midday. Shareholders may also benefit from increased dividends, with experts projecting a rise from €0.450 per share paid in 2023 to approximately €0.679 for the current year. Analysts forecast earnings of €2.82 per share for 2025, with first-quarter results expected on April 29, 2025.