DAX Advances Over 100 Points Lifted by Siemens and Airbus
The DAX index rose by approximately 0.40% (101 points) on Friday, led by strength in Siemens Energy, Airbus, and Siemens, offsetting drops in BASF and SAP.
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The DAX index rose by approximately 0.40% (101 points) on Friday, led by strength in Siemens Energy, Airbus, and Siemens, offsetting drops in BASF and SAP.
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