On Friday, Germany's largest lender, Deutsche Bank, has fallen in the shelter, which has raised concerns about the financial sector of the European countries.
According to the bank authorities, NHK, the media reported that the company's shares will be reduced by more than 14 percent in the Euro Stock Market after announcing that they will re-purchase some corporate bonds before the scheduled match on Friday. The company lost 5 percent in the afternoon in the 600 bank index in the Euro Stock Market.
According to those concerned, this situation is indicating financial instability, which was in a similar crisis in 2008.
Meanwhile, the prices of other major lending companies have also fallen.
These include UBS in Switzerland, General in France and Barclays in Britain.
The Swiss banking sector surveillance firm credit Swiss bond has been brought to zero.
It should be noted that this situation has been infected with other banks in Europe who are trying to maintain the power in similar bonds.
Observers speculate that the world's major economies are increasing the major interest rates, which will bring a tougher balance to the banking sector in the future.
The DECTECH Bank is a multinational investment bank and financial services company with its headquarters in Frankfurt, Germany and the New York Stock Exchange and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. Its activities are ongoing.
