Geopolitical clash could still spark market incident, Deutsche Bank CEO warns

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Louis Goss is a MarketWatch reporter based in London.

Investors should not make the mistake of thinking markets will react to another ramping up of geopolitical tensions in the same way they are currently reacting now, Deutsche Bank CEO Christian Sewing has said.

“My biggest fear is that there is one more geopolitical escalation, and that can happen pretty quickly, and the markets at some point in time actually give up their calmness, and then you have a market event,” Sewing said. The banking chief’s comments come as global markets have stayed relatively still following Hamas’ attack on Israel on Oct. 7 and Israel’s subsequent attack on Gaza over recent weeks.

 

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