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Germany's DAX index fell 1.66% or 431 points to close at 25,576 points on Wednesday. The decline was driven by sharp pullbacks in major constituents, led by Rheinmetall, Siemens, and Infineon.
Nokia and Engie will rejoin the Euro Stoxx 50 on September 21, replacing Volkswagen and Wolters Kluwer. The reshuffle highlights a shift toward AI infrastructure and energy, while German automaker Vo…
The German DAX index fell 0.44% to 25,883.00 index points, marking a fresh near-term low. While the index is down 0.44% over the past four weeks, it maintains a 9.71% gain over the last 12 months.
The DAX Index advanced 0.53% (141 points) to finish at 26,440. Top gainers included Scout24, Rheinmetall, and SAP, while E.ON and Merck weighed on the index.
The DAX index shows modest gains amid cautious trading following the cancellation of U.S.-Iran peace talks. While defense and automotive stocks saw upside, rising producer price data and geopolitical…
The DAX index ended slightly higher with a 0.06% gain. While energy and tech components like Siemens Energy and Infineon surged, heavy losses in SAP and Deutsche Telekom capped broader market gains, …