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The grim outlook<\/a> from one of Germany<\/a>‘s top bankers comes as many countries in Europe and beyond see rising coronavirus<\/a> infection rates and governments grapple with how to respond.<\/p>\n Chief Executive Officer Christian Sewing<\/a> forecast that the economy would not return to normal this year or next year, and that many sectors will be running at 70%-90% capacity, with “serious consequences”.<\/p>\n “Many companies will have to adjust to this and manage to be profitable with longer-term lower revenues,” Sewing said at a banking<\/a> conference. <\/div>\n<\/div>\n <\/p>\n