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Frankfurt's DAX 40 rose 0.7% to close at 25,607 on Tuesday, recovering from early losses and posting a second consecutive daily gain. Lower oil prices and stabilizing bond yields supported market sentiment, while attention remained on corporate earnings and the upcoming monetary policy decisions from the Fed and ECB. T
The DAX Index went up by 180 points or 0.71 percent on Tuesday to close at 25591 points. The rise was led by Infineon (5.24%), Siemens Energy (4.22%) and Hochtief (2.91%). On the downside, the weakerst performers were Mercedes-Benz AG (-3.79%), Beiersdorf (-2.58%) and BMW (-1.49%).
The DAX Index rose 264 points or 1.05 percent on Monday to close at 25446 points. Leading the gains are Siemens Energy (4.35%), Infineon (3.70%) and Hochtief (3.67%).
The DAX Index rose 341 points or 1.35 percent on Wednesday to close at 25645 points. Leading the gains are SAP (3.52%), Airbus (2.69%) and Bayer (2.64%).
Frankfurt’s DAX 40 closed about 1.2% down at 25,304 on Monday, tracking broader weakness across European markets, pressured by rising bond yields and elevated oil prices. Violent weekend protests in France renewed concerns about political and fiscal stability, prompting investors to reassess sovereign debt risks and pu
The DAX Index gained 240 points or 0.95 percent on Friday to close at 25623 points. Gains were led by Rheinmetall (6.53%), BMW (3.52%) and Scout24 (3.40%). Biggest losers were SAP (-1.08%), Continental (-0.34%) and Infineon (-0.29%).
Frankfurt’s DAX 40 closed 0.3% higher at 25,368 on Thursday, recovering from earlier losses in a choppy trading session. Gains in software, retail and telecom stocks offset declines in technology, banking and industrials. Meanwhile, investors monitored geopolitical developments and the ongoing earnings season ahead of
The DAX Index went up by 84 points or 0.33 percent on Thursday to close at 25383 points. The rise was led by Rheinmetall (3.87%), Zalando (3.63%) and Scout24 (2.98%). On the downside, the weakerst performers were Infineon (-5.53%), Hochtief (-2.51%) and Siemens Energy (-2.16%).
The DAX Index rose 39 points or 0.15 percent on Wednesday to close at 25299 points. Leading the gains are Rheinmetall (3.61%), Henkel (2.48%) and MTU Aero Engines AG (2.41%). Top losers were Siemens Energy (-5.44%), Porsche Automobil (-2.48%) and Volkswagen (-2.16%).
The DAX Index gained 190 points or 0.76 percent on Monday to close at 25278 points. Gains were led by Rheinmetall (2.88%), RWE (2.17%) and Zalando (1.68%). Biggest losers were Infineon (-2.55%), Daimler Truck Holding AG (-0.85%) and Mercedes-Benz AG (-0.82%).
Frankfurt’s DAX 40 closed 0.8% higher at 25,268 on Monday, extending gains from the previous session amid broad-based advances across sectors. Automakers rose after European manufacturers backed a plan to cap imports of Chinese hybrid vehicles, which have posed increasing competition for the industry. BMW gained 1.8%,
The DAX Index rose 280 points or 1.13 percent on Friday to close at 25087 points. Leading the gains are Zalando (4.69%), SAP (3.91%) and Siemens (2.95%).
The DAX Index rose 195 points or 0.77 percent on Tuesday to close at 25449 points. Leading the gains are Continental (2.81%), Brenntag (2.56%) and Henkel (2.32%). Top losers were Rheinmetall (-3.41%), Deutsche Telekom (-1.57%) and MTU Aero Engines AG (-1.00%).
The DAX Index gained 23 points or 0.09 percent on Monday to close at 25254 points. Gains were led by Rheinmetall (2.20%), Fresenius Medical Care (1.77%) and Volkswagen (1.39%). Biggest losers were Bayer (-2.18%), Infineon (-1.81%) and Hochtief (-1.77%).
Frankfurt’s DAX 40 closed marginally up at 25,246 on Monday, as signs of growing political instability in Europe kept investors cautious, despite lower oil prices. This Monday, the Spanish Prime Minister decided to call early elections after his housing reform package was rejected by Parliament. This development added
The DAX Index rose 292 points or 1.17 percent on Friday to close at 25231 points. Leading the gains are Infineon (8.41%), Qiagen NV (4.90%) and Hochtief (2.42%).
Frankfurt's DAX 40 gave back much of its advance to close marginally up at 25,375 on Tuesday, while its European peers were mixed. Investors remained cautious amid lingering uncertainty over the Middle East, despite lower oil prices and renewed strength in technology stocks. They also braced for a deluge of economic da
The DAX Index went up by 25 points or 0.10 percent on Tuesday to close at 25399 points. The rise was led by Infineon (4.42%), Siemens Energy (3.51%) and Vonovia (1.96%). On the downside, the weakerst performers were Fresenius (-4.87%), Bayer (-3.78%) and Fresenius Medical Care (-3.16%).
Diligent Market Intelligence says median granted CEO pay at S&P 500 companies rose more than 8% in 2025 to $18.2 million. It also said cash sign-on bonuses for incoming CEOs hit a six-year high and severance climbed.
The DAX Index went up by 142 points or 0.56 percent on Friday to close at 25409 points. The rise was led by Adidas (2.99%), Commerzbank (2.73%) and Deutsche Bank (2.68%). On the downside, the weakerst performers were BASF (-3.59%), BMW (-1.31%) and Rheinmetall (-1.07%).
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 went up by 4 points or 0.01 percent on Tuesday to close at 25579 points. The rise was led by Zalando (4.13%), Infineon (2.93%) and Symrise (2.72%). On the downside, the weakerst performers were Allianz (-3.35%), Rheinmetall (-2.33%) and Deutsche Bank (-1.66%).
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 rose 271 points or 1.07 percent on Monday to close at 25575 points. Leading the gains are Infineon (4.01%), Siemens (3.54%) and Commerzbank (2.98%).
Frankfurt’s DAX 40 closed about 0.7% firmer at 25,733, its highest level in more than a week, marking a second straight session of gains.
The DAX rose 179 points, or 0.70%, to close at 25,717 on Thursday. Porsche Automobil (+4.32%), Qiagen NV (+3.82%) and Siemens Energy (+3.41%) led gains, while Fresenius Medical Care (-2.57%), Deutsche Telekom (-1.87%) and Adidas (-1.56%) lagged.