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Dax Currently: Dax Starts to Trade Weaker – Oil Prices Rise

Summary by Handelsblatt
The German leading index is waiting for impulses. At the trade start, the Dax falls below 26,000 points. Investors are also insecure about rising oil prices.

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Attacks on Saudi energy assets drive the oil price towards the 100-dollar mark. "Together with rising bond yields and the ECB's expected rate hike, this puts a strain on the Dax, says Dietmar Deffner.

·Berlin, Germany
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The German leading index is waiting for impulses. At the trade start, the Dax falls below 26,000 points. Investors are also insecure about rising oil prices.

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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he European stock markets recorded losses in the middle of the week. The sentiment was depressed by the continued rise in oil prices.

European shares fell in early trade today, with Brent crude oil prices above $100 a barrel amid escalating tensions in the Middle East. The pan-European STOXX 600 index fell 0.4% to 646.84 points at 10:10 Greek time. Germany's DAX fell 0.5%, Britain's FTSE […] The article European stock markets: Shares fall in early trade was originally published on AlphaTV.

On Tuesday, the Dax changed only minimally. At the Xetra closing, the index was calculated at 26,007 points, only one more point compared to the previous day's closing. Among other things, the shares of Fresenius, Rheinmetall and Volkswagen were in demand. At the lower end of the price list, Infineon, Hannover Rück and Heidelberg Materials were found again. "The fight for the 26,000 points mark is becoming increasingly difficult for the Dax," sa…

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Handelsblatt broke the news in Düsseldorf, Germany on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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