Twitter-listed shares in Germany tumbled 8% in the first session of the week after the company permanently suspended the account of US President Donald Trump on Friday evening.
The company said that the suspension of Trump’s account, which has more than 88 million followers, came due to the risk of more violence, after the storming of the US Congress on Wednesday.
The share of the social media company listed in the United States also fell 8% in thin trading before the market opened this morning, Monday.