DAX Rises for 2nd Day
Frankfurt's DAX 40 rose 0.6% to around 25,500 on Wednesday, the second session of gains, as lower oil prices and stabilizing bond yields supported sentiment. Improved energy flows from the Middle East and another significant release of US emergency reserves eased supply fears despite stalled US-Iran negotiations. Meanwhile, attention turns to fresh inflation figures for Europe and the US. Most sectors traded higher, led by tech stocks after President Trump rejected new federal regulations on AI after meeting with leading industry representatives at the White House.
6% to around 25,500 on Wednesday, the second session of gains, as lower oil prices and stabilizing bond yields supported sentiment. Improved energy flows from the Middle East and another significant release of US emergency reserves eased supply fears despite stalled US-Iran negotiations. Meanwhile, attention turns to fresh inflation figures for Europe and the US. Most sectors traded higher, led by tech stocks after President Trump rejected new federal regulations on AI after meeting with leading industry representatives at the White House.