DAX Rises As Sentiment Improves
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Even if the Middle East conflict has not survived, investors look back at other issues. US trading policy is capable of destroying the hopes of strong equity markets.
By midweek, the upward trend on the German stock market had noticeably slowed. While the détente in the Middle East war continued, positive signals from New York provided little momentum in this country.
Great relief for investors: The announcement of the ceasefire between Iran and Israel has led to the rise of the Dax, and government infrastructure plans have also provided a tailwind.
The DAX recorded gains on Tuesday. At the close of Xetra trading, the index was calculated at 23,641 points, an increase of 1.6 percent compared to the previous day's close. "Sentiment among market participants has brightened noticeably following the ceasefire between Iran and Israel," said market analyst Andreas Lipkow. "Investors are much more relaxed than at the beginning of the week, especially in light of falling crude oil prices." "There i…
At the start of the week, trading on the stock markets was all about the Middle East conflict. After the US entered the war between Israel and Iran, investors were wondering how Tehran would react. Although the DAX gave in, it was extremely robust on the bottom line. There was nothing to be seen from a sell-out. [...] The post DAX stands out after a ceasefire – stock markets on the rise appeared first on financial marketwelt.de.
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