Europe and German Business News Update – July 8th 2025

Welcome to the infobrokerworld News Update, where we bring you the
latest insights from the German market…..

Today is July 8thth 2025.

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and here are today's top stories.

Despite investor calls for a spinoff, Siemens is doubling down
on its mobility division, opening an expanded train plant near
Munich. CEO Roland Busch highlights the unit’s role in
integrating digital and physical infrastructure.

Meanwhile, Deutsche Bank is overhauling its wealth management
business. To stay ahead in a competitive market, it brings in
Naveed Arshad to lead the revamped private banking
operations.

In energy news, Norway’s sovereign wealth fund, managed by Norges
Bank Investment Management, is considering a major investment in
Germany’s power grid. Talks reportedly involve grid operators
Tennet and Amprion, along with a Dutch partner.

Turning to the markets, JP Morgan sees strong upside in four DAX
stocks—one with potential gains over 40 percent. Analyst Alexia
Dogani is notably more bullish than her peers.

Finally, corporate insolvencies in Germany are rising sharply. More
large firms are failing, and fewer are managing successful
restructurings. The chemical industry is especially hard hit: Dow
is shutting two major plants in eastern Germany, affecting 550
jobs.

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