DAX Slides 0.58% as Infineon and Siemens Energy Slump
The DAX Index fell 0.58% (54 points), dragged down by steep drops in Infineon and Siemens Energy. Gains in SAP, Deutsche Boerse, and Bayer helped limit overall losses.
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The DAX Index fell 0.58% (54 points), dragged down by steep drops in Infineon and Siemens Energy. Gains in SAP, Deutsche Boerse, and Bayer helped limit overall losses.
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