Heavy return! Deutsche Bank (DB.US) returns to the Euro Stoxx 50 index after a seven-year absence.

According to the Securities Times app, Deutsche Bank (DB.US) has returned to the Euro Stoxx 50 index after being excluded from the core stock benchmark index of the Eurozone for seven years. The index compiler, ISS Stoxx, announced on Monday that this German bank will enter the index alongside Siemens Energy and Belgian biotechnology company Argenx SE (ARGX.US), replacing Nokia, Stellantis NV, and Bayer. This adjustment is due to the impact of US tariff policies on the profitability of some companies, as well as the strong performance of the European energy and financial sectors.