Deutsche Bank posts 39% rise in first-quarter profit, but tariffs weigh


FRANKFURT: Deutsche Bank on Tuesday posted a 39% rise in first-quarter profit after its global investment banking division generated a big increase in revenue in bond and currency trading during volatile markets.

The profit increase comes despite a writedown for a leveraged-finance deal and the bank's additional provisions for the possible impact of tariffs on clients.

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