FRANKFURT (dpa-AFX) - After a month-long strong run, the upward momentum of Deutsche Bank shares came to an end for the time being on Thursday. The shares were last down one percent at 15.25 euros. They had risen by more than 60 percent since the low at the end of October. The day before, the shares had reached their highest level for six years.

Kian Abouhossein from JPMorgan summed up Deutsche Bank's quarterly report as "strong". The bank had "delivered" in the important business areas. The achievement of the cost target was particularly praiseworthy, following recent disappointments in this area. In the fixed-income securities and currencies (FIC) business, the bank is the only "European" among the world's top five banks./bek/jha/