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Technical View – 25.500 is a breaking point – not only that DAX would hit a new all time high in case it can break above it, but whole new Universe would open for it.
Target point of that Universe is in 28.000 area
Pattern wise – this is a Bullish one , but 24.500 must hold for it to develops.
European markets wrap: Oil up, stocks down on continued US-Iran tensions
WTI crude up 3% to $91.37 Stocks move down, DAX and CAC 40 both lower by 0.5% on the day
S&P 500 futures down 0.3%, Nasdaq futures down 0.7% US dollar holds steadier across the board
US 10-year yields up 2.5 bps to 4.506% Gold down 1.7% to $4,381
DAX Up 1.5% As Stocks Rise On U.S.-Iran Peace Deal Hopes
German stocks climbed higher on Wednesday amid renewed hopes of a U.S.-Iran peace deal, and a sharp fall in crude oil prices.
The benchmark DAX, which climbed to 23,075.72 earlier in the session, was up 337.33 points or 1.49% at 22,977.22 nearly half an hour before noon.
European markets : Oil down, risk mood picks up on hopeful optimism
WTI crude oil down 5.8% to $86.85
Germany DAX up 1.7%, France CAC 40 up 1.7%
S&P 500 futures up 0.9% on the day
USD little changed, AUD lags on the day
10-year Treasury yields down 7 bps to 4.32%
Gold and silver both up a little over 2% to $4,571 and $73.06 respectively
European session : Big swings as Trump delays strikes, Iran denies talks
WTI crude oil down 5% to $92.97 currently, after falling from $100 to $84 on the headlines
US 10-year Treasury yields down 1 bps to 4.38% currently, after falling from 4.44% to 4.31%
S&P 500 futures rebound strongly to be up 1.3% on the day, was as low as down 1% earlier
European stocks turn losses to gains, DAX down 2% at the start of the day but is now up 1.1%
EUR/USD moves up from 1.1490 to 1.1615 before falling back to 1.1560 now
AUD/USD jumps from 0.6920 to 0.7045 before falling back to 0.6985 now
Gold jumps from low of $4,100 to $4,383 but still down 2% on the day
DAX Slips to 11-Month Lows
Frankfurt’s DAX 40 closed about 2% lower at 22,380 on Friday, the lowest since April 2025, marking the third consecutive session of declines.
For the week, the index logged a 4.6% decline.
Traders weighed the risk of further escalation in Middle East tensions, reviving concerns over a prolonged energy crisis and price pressures.
Now this is becoming very dangerous for DAX – that Support line below it is at 22.350
If lost open a road for 20.500
European indices close sharply lower after reversing earlier gains
The major European indices tried to continue the rebound to the upside early in the session, but stalled and reversed the sharply to the downside.
German Dax was up 161.44 points at session highs. It is closing down -431.29 points or -1.78%.
France’s CAC was up 47.28 points at session highs, is closing down -121.93 points or -1.49%.
UKs FTSE 100 was up 68.40 points at the highs. It is closing down -153.73 points or -1.45%.
Spain’s Ibex traded up 233.59 points. It is closing down -241.82 points or -1.38%
Italy FTSE MIB traded up 320.08 points. It is closing down -728.33 points are -1.61%DAX Index
DAX Index Moves Higher
Still under heavy pressure…
Frankfurt’s DAX 40 gained ground to trade more than 1% higher on Wednesday, in line with other European peers, following reports that Iran had offered to discuss the conditions for ending the conflict.
While doubts remain about a swift resolution, this news offers a welcome respite for investors.
At the same time, President Trump stated on Monday that the US Navy could escort oil tankers through the paralyzed Strait of Hormuz, alleviating upward pressure on oil prices.
DAX Index
Frankfurt’s DAX 40 closed about 2.6% lower at 24,672 on Monday, the lowest since early February and underperforming its European peers.
Investors continued to assess the economic fallout from the Middle East conflict, particularly the risk of disruptions to energy supply chains and the potential impact on global economic stability.
This could translate into a new inflationary surge, undermining forecasts so far of potential rate cuts by the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank.
Among the hardest-hit companies were travel and tourism stocks, pressured by flight cancellations to the Middle East and soaring oil prices.
DAX Modestly Higher; Scout24, Deutsche Telekom Among Top Gainers
Despite lingering concerns about workforce disruption due to artificial-intelligence related layoffs, German stocks are modestly higher Friday morning, led by some strong gains at select counters.
The benchmark DAX, which climbed to 25,407.75 earlier in the session, was up 59.90 points or 0.25% at 25,337.60 a little while ago.
Scout24, Deutsche Telekom and Siemens Energy are gaining 2.7%, 2.5%, and 2.1%, respectively. Merck is rising 1.7%, RWE is moving up 1.35% and Heidelberg Materials is up 1.2%.
DAX Closes Sharply Lower
Frankfurt’s DAX 40 lost ground to close about 1.1% lower at 24,986 on Monday, lagging behind its peers, as investors grappled with renewed trade uncertainty after President Trump said he would impose a temporary 15% tariff following a Supreme Court ruling against his emergency trade levies.
DAX strongly Up on Upbeat Corporate Results
The DAX benchmark that tracks the performance of the 40 largest companies listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange rebounded on Thursday as investors evaluated a fresh batch of corporate earning scorecards. The index had closed in the red on Wednesday amidst renewed fears about AI-related disruptions and a jobs-data led moderation in Fed rate cut expectations.
The DAX index is currently trading 1.31 percent higher at 25,205.95, versus the previous close of 24,880.41. The day’s trading ranged between a high of 25,224.95 and a low of 24,993.71. The index had touched an all-time high of 25,507.79 on January 13.
In the 40-scrip index, 24 scrips are trading in the overnight green zone.
DAX Extends Losses
With corporate earnings in the spotlight, the DAX extended losses on Wednesday. Anxiety ahead of the job market update from the U.S. which is expected to be decisive for the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy strategy lingered.
The DAX benchmark that tracks the performance of the 40 largest companies listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange is currently trading 0.33 percent lower at 24,903.30, versus the previous close of 24,985.82. The day’s trading ranged between a high of 25,001.16 and a low of 24,849.77. The index had touched an all-time high of 25,507.79 on January 13.
In the 40-scrip index, only 13 scrips are trading in the overnight green zone.
DAX Up Marginally As Market Looks For Direction
German market’s equity index DAX hovered around a near four-week high Tuesday morning with investors mostly making stock specific moves while looking ahead to upcoming U.S. jobs data.
The DAX was up 17.63 points or 0.07% at 25,022.37 a little while ago.
DAX Rises After Flat Start; Rheinmetall, Bayer Among Top Gainers
After a flat start, Germany stock market’s key index DAX moved up smartly on Friday, with stocks from several sectors gaining in strength on sustained buying interest. Concerns about AI-related risks and somewhat mixed earnings updates rendered the mood cautious at the start.
The DAX was up 178.05 points or 0.73% at 24,626.63 a little while ago.
Rheinmetall climbed up more than 4%. Bayer gained about 2.1%, while Siemens Energy moved up nearly 2%.
Siemens gained 1.8%, while E.ON and RWE advanced by nearly 1.5%. MTU Aero Engines, Deutsche Bank, Heidelberg Materials and Fresnius Medical Care gained 1%-1.2%.
