Deutsche Bank to Rejoin Euro Stoxx 50 After Seven-Year Absence

Deutsche Bank AG has regained its spot in the euro area’s main stock benchmark, seven years after being cast out of the gauge.

The German lender joins Siemens Energy AG and Belgian-listed biotech Argenx SE in being promoted to the Euro Stoxx 50, index compiler ISS Stoxx said Monday. They replace 5G gear-maker Nokia Oyj, carmaker Stellantis NV and cognac producer Pernod Ricard SA, all of whom have seen their shares hit by US President Donald Trump’s tariffs.

Deutsche Bank has been absent from the Euro Stoxx 50 since 2018, losing its spot just a few months after ...