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Frankfurt's DAX 40 closed about 0.7% down at 25,427 on Wednesday, lagging its European peers as surging oil prices and higher government bond yields pressured equities. Brent crude rose back above $100 a barrel as uncertainty over the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz kept geopolitical risks elevated. Iran’s President
The DAX Index dropped 168 points or 0.66 percent on Wednesday to close at 25411 points. Losses were led by Allianz (-3.97%), Scout24 (-3.75%) and Porsche Automobil (-3.70%). Offsetting the fall, top gainers were Rheinmetall (3.60%), SAP (2.36%) and Fresenius (1.47%).
Frankfurt's DAX 40 extended early gains to close about 1.1% firmer at 25,575 on Monday, supported by lower oil prices and easing bond yields amid hopes of a diplomatic resolution to the Middle East conflict. Sentiment was also lifted by constructive US-China talks ahead of this week’s Trump-Xi summit. The discussions a
The DAX Index decreased 413 points or 1.60 percent on Friday to close at 25304 points. The decline was led by Volkswagen (-5.97%), Porsche Automobil (-5.19%) and Mercedes-Benz AG (-4.76%).
Frankfurt’s DAX 40 closed about 0.6% up at 25,559 on Wednesday, halting a two-day losing run, tracking its European peers. Market sentiment improved amid lower oil prices at $105 and easing bond yields, despite geopolitical uncertainty. Meanwhile, investors eagerly awaited the Fed’s policy outcome later in the day, whi
Frankfurt's DAX 40 pared initial losses to close about 0.2% down at 25,402 on Tuesday, marking the second day of decreases, as rising oil prices and elevated bond yields continued to weigh. Meanwhile, caution prevailed ahead of the Fed's policy outcome on Wednesday, with the central bank expected to hike rates for the
The DAX Index decreased 39 points or 0.15 percent on Tuesday to close at 25402 points. The decline was led by Zalando (-3.63%), Deutsche Bank (-2.37%) and Daimler Truck Holding AG (-1.82%). On the upside, the strongest performers were Rheinmetall (3.55%), Qiagen NV (1.81%) and RWE (1.64%).
The DAX fell 128 points, or 0.50%, to close at 25,441 on Monday. Siemens Energy (-8.04%), Infineon (-7.68%) and Hochtief (-5.19%) led losses, while SAP (5.18%), Scout24 (3.35%) and Fresenius Medical Care (2.91%) led gains.
The DAX Index fell 215 points, or 0.84%, on Thursday to close at 25,361 points. Siemens Energy (-2.98%), Zalando (-2.75%) and Vonovia (-2.73%) led losses, while Deutsche Boerse (2.19%), Hannover Rueck (1.55%) and Continental (1.46%) led gains.
The DAX fell 431 points, or 1.66%, on Wednesday to close at 25,576. Losses were led by Rheinmetall (-4.11%), Siemens (-3.27%) and Infineon (-3.18%).
The DAX 40 closed about 0.2% down at 26,006.5 on Monday, halting a three-day winning streak. Oil-price, rates and European political uncertainty weighed, alongside worse-than-expected German industrial data.
The DAX Index fell 40 points, or 0.15%, on Monday to close at 26,007. Munich RE (-2.88%), Qiagen (-2.79%) and Hannover Rueck (-2.69%) led declines; Infineon (6.40%), RWE (1.82%) and Commerzbank (1.64%) led gains.
The DAX Index fell 131 points, or 0.50 percent, to close at 25,839 on Wednesday. Decliners included Zalando (-5.21%), Volkswagen (-3.83%) and Porsche Automobil (-3.39%).
The DAX Index fell 288 points, or 1.10%, to close Tuesday at 25,970. Declines were led by SAP (-3.40%), Rheinmetall (-3.32%) and Scout24 (-2.54%).
The DAX Index fell 312 points (1.17%) on Monday to close at 26,258. Losses were led by Siemens Energy (-5.02%), Rheinmetall (-3.23%) and Vonovia (-2.92%).
Germany’s inflation prelim rose to 2.9% in August from 2.8% in July, below 3.1% expected. DAX 40 closed about 1.2% down at 26,282.4, snapping a four-day advance amid Middle East tensions and higher-rate prospects.
The DAX index fell 30 points, or 0.11%, on Monday to close at 26107, with Qiagen NV, Infineon and Siemens Energy leading losses.
The DAX 40 closed about 0.4% lower at 25,983 on Thursday, its lowest since July 31, as higher oil prices and rising bond yields weighed on sentiment.
The DAX index fell 108 points, or 0.41%, on Thursday to close at 25,983 points, with Adidas, Rheinmetall and MTU Aero Engines among the biggest decliners.
The DAX Index fell 37 points, or 0.14%, to close at 26,091 on Wednesday, with losses led by Infineon, Rheinmetall and MTU Aero Engines AG.
The DAX Index fell 210 points (0.80%) on Tuesday to close at 26,128, with Infineon (-7.15%) and Siemens Energy (-5.23%) among the biggest drags.
Germany’s DAX 40 closed about 0.4% down at 26,370, reversing prior-session gains, as heightened Middle East tensions offset improving investor optimism around artificial intelligence.
The DAX Index fell 102 points, or 0.38%, on Monday to close at 26339, with Zalando, Adidas and Beiersdorf among the biggest decliners.
The DAX Index fell 31 points, or 0.12%, on Thursday to close at 26,300, with Porsche Automobil, BASF and Mercedes-Benz AG among the biggest decliners.
DAX 40 closes 0.2% lower after hitting a record high
The DAX Index dropped 60 points to close at 26331 points