European Stocks in Sharp Selloff

September 5th, 2011

Via: CNBC:

European shares fell sharply on Monday amid renewed fears over the euro zone debt crisis and a warning from Deutsche Bank’s CEO on the outlook for banks.

The DAX led the losers, falling by over 5 percent, while stocks in London and Paris also fell sharply.

The biggest loser in Germany is Deutsche Bank after CEO Joseph Ackermann told a banking conference that the euro zone debt crisis could kill weak banks and stunt profits for the rest of industry for years to come.

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