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The DAX started with a timpani blow into the new year and thus sets a clear exclamation mark on the European stock markets. With the jump over the round mark of 25,000 points, the German leading index not only marked the next milestone, but also reached a new all-time high at 25,122.46 points. Finally, it ended the trading day with a [...] The post DAX: Record hunting takes a break – what counts now appeared first on financemarktwelt.de.
Investors are responding to favorable economic signals and are optimistic despite risks
Listen at http://www.audio-cd.at/wienerboerseparty or directly at http://www.audio-cd.at/spotify http://www.audio-cd.at/apple The Vienna Stock Exchange Party is a podcast project for audio CD.at by Christian Drastil Comm. Under the motto "Market & Me" Christian Drastil reports on the day-to-day events at the Vienna Stock Exchange. Contents of the episode #1067: - ATX on the 4th trading day 2026 slightly in the minus CA Immo and association stron…
If you have shares or funds, we have more and more people in Germany, then the next post might be of particular interest to you. Because the Deutsche Aktien Index starts with a record for the new year – and for the first time in its history, it overcomes the 25,000 points mark. Despite the economic slump in Germany, the German leading index is on record hunt, how can that be? On the Frankfurt Stock Exchange this morning there is a festive mood: …
The DAX rose on Wednesday. At the close of Xetra trading, the index stood at 25,122 points, a gain of 0.9 percent compared to the previous day's close. After a positive start, the DAX was able to extend its gains. "The relative strength of the DAX is remarkable, but not unusual for the first week of trading," commented market analyst Andreas Lipkow. "Demand for German blue-chip stocks remains high and is simply shifting towards the blue chips a…
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