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- Deutsche Bank shares closed down 9 per cent on the German stock exchange, and have now lost one-fifth of their value since the start of March. The drop in the share price on Friday comes amid a steep rise in the cost of financial derivatives pegged to the bank, known as credit default swaps.
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