German stocks - Factors to watch on April 26

Corestate Capital Holding SA

26/04/2019 05:28

BERLIN/FRANKFURT, April 26 (Reuters) - The following are
some of the factors that may move German stocks on Friday:
    
    DEUTSCHE BANK  DBKGn.DE 
    Detailed Q1 results due. Germany's largest lender already
announced a net profit of about 200 million euros.  urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nL5N227351
    Additionally, CEO Christian Sewing wants to be an active
player in European banking consolidation, he was quoted as
saying by Bild newspaper.  urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nL5N2277WG
    
    COMMERZBANK  CBKG.DE 
    CEO Martin Zielke told Bild that the lender was strong
enough to survive on a stand-alone basis even after talks with
Deutsche Bank failed.
    
    DAIMLER  DAIGn.DE 
    Q1 results due. Adjusted EBIT seen at 2.24 billion euros.
 urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nL5N2275IK
    
    DEUTSCHE TELEKOM  DTEGn.DE 
    T-Mobile US'  TMUS.O  revenue and profit jumped, beating
Wall Street's estimates, as competitive pricing lured new
subscribers to its monthly cellphone plans.  urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nL3N2274YC
    
    PUMA  PUMG.DE 
    Q1 results due. Net profit seen at 89 million euros. Poll:
 urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nL5N2276PO
    
    DWS  DWSG.DE 
    Q1 results due
    
    
    ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINGS
    BAYER  BAYGn.DE  - 2.80 eur/shr dividend proposed
    CONTINENTAL AG  CONG.DE  - 4.75 eur/shr dividend proposed
    MERCK KGAA  MRCG.DE  - 1.25 eur/shr dividend proposed
    GEA  G1AG.DE  - 0.85 eur/shr dividend proposed
    RTL  RRTL.DE  - 3.00 eur/shr dividend proposed
    CORESTATE CAPITAL  CCAG.DE  - 2.50 eur/shr dividend proposed
    
        
    EX-DIVIDEND 
    SAF HOLLAND  SFQN.DE  - 0.45 euros/shr dividend
    
        
    OVERSEAS STOCK MARKETS  
    Dow Jones  .DJI  -0.5 pct, S&P 500 .SPX  unchanged, Nasdaq
 .IXIC  +0.2 pct at close.  .N 
    Nikkei  .N225  -0.7 pct, Shanghai stocks  .SSEC  -0.8 pct.
 .T   .SS 
    Time: 4:28 GMT. 
    
    
    ECONOMY
    * No major German economic data scheduled
    * Major central banks are done tightening policy, according
to a majority of economists polled by Reuters, with the growth
outlook wilting across developed and emerging economies along
with scant prospects for a surge in inflation.  urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nL3N2272LU
    
    EUROPEAN FACTORS TO WATCH  WATCH/EU 
    DIARIES  DE/DIA   WEU/EQUITY 
    REUTERS TOP NEWS  TOP/NEWS 

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