German govt rules out increasing Commerzbank stake again, says lawmaker

BERLIN (Reuters) - The German government has ruled out increasing its stake in Commerzbank (ETR:CBKG ) again in the takeover dispute with Italy's Unicredit (BIT:CRDI ) during a meeting of the parliamentary finance committee, lawmaker Michael Schrodi said on Wednesday.

"The question is whether this can be ruled out in the long term," said Schrodi, a lawmaker for the Social Democrats (SPD).

Source: Investing.com

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