Investors leave the US markets and massively reorient their portfolios to European funds, equities, and government bonds amid the announcement of US tariffs and subsequent turmoil in global markets.
23 April
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European stocks continue to rally as corporate M&A activity kicks into high gear
European equities are on the rise to start the week as market participants are optimistic that the eurozone economy can withstand the adverse effects of US trade tariffs. Bloomberg believes an uptick in mergers and acquisitions (M&A) within the bloc is boosting the value of regional stocks.
28 April
Surging euro adds to European corporate sector’s struggles
Since the beginning of March 2025, the euro has risen by 9.35%. This is bad news for the EU’s export-driven economy. Companies in the STOXX 600 index generate 60% of their revenues from outside Europe, with half of that coming from the US.
28 April
DAX rises for third consecutive trading session
The DAX index has been rising for the third consecutive trading session, catching up with its American and European counterparts and leveling off its previous losses. By the end of Thursday, it managed to reach the level of 22,069.
25 April
Weaker dollar raises concerns about US and European corporate earnings
The US dollar's decline is negatively impacting the profitability of European companies in the Stoxx 600 index, as 60% of their sales come from abroad.
24 April
Investors leave the US markets and massively reorient their portfolios to European funds, equities, and government bonds amid the announcement of US tariffs and subsequent turmoil in global markets.
23 April
DAX stock index down 0.53% for week
German stocks finished a shortened trading week in the red on Thursday. Losses in the Construction, Software, and Pharmaceuticals & Healthcare sectors led stock indices lower. At the close in Frankfurt, the DAX was down 0.53%.
18 April
DAX index rises ahead of upcoming ECB meeting
As reported by TradingView, Germany's DAX index gained 0.27% on Wednesday ahead of the European Central Bank's (ECB) monetary policy meeting. The regulator is widely expected to cut its deposit rate by 25 basis points to 2.25%, with another similar move likely in June.
17 April
Investor confidence in Germany’s economy plummeted in April
Market confidence in Germany’s economy fell sharply as US President Donald Trump’s tariff policies could weigh on a budding GDP recovery. The ZEW research institute’s investor expectations index plunged from 51.6 in March to -14 in April.
16 April
German stocks rise sharply amid tentative tariff truce
On Thursday, the European Union announced a 90-day pause before imposing trade countermeasures against the United States. Following this announcement, Germany's DAX stock index rose 4.67% by the close of trading in Frankfurt.
11 April
The German stock index DAX 40 rose rapidly on Thursday, gaining 8.37%. The unexpected US President Donald Trump's announcement of a 90-day suspension of new duties on imports from dozens of countries, including the European Union, contributed to this.
10 April
The DAX (Deutscher Aktienindex) Index is the main stock market indicator of Germany, which reflects the performance of the largest companies of the country. It represents 40 leading German corporations listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. The financial instrument is considered to be a key gauge of the economic health in the Federal Republic of Germany and the Eurozone.
Major factors that determine the value of DAX:
- Macroeconomic situation, represented by monetary policy decisions of the European Central Bank (ECB), inflation rate, GDP growth rate and employment figures. These data have a direct impact on investor sentiment and index movement.
- Financial statements reflecting the results of Germany's largest companies. High corporate profits support the growth of the index, while weak indicators can lead to a decrease in its rate.
- Political stability; economic policy of Germany and the EU, tax regulation, trade relations with other countries. Geopolitical risks and restrictive measures can also increase volatility in the market.
- Market sentiment, including the behavior of institutional investors, level of confidence in the fiscal system, and demand for risky assets. High interest in stocks of large companies contributes to the rise of this financial instrument.
- Technological progress, especially regarding the development of new technologies, impact of IT companies and their role in the economy.
A rise in the DAX indicates that investors are optimistic and confident, while a fall could be a warning sign of a potential recession or crisis.
This index is used for both long-term investing and short-term trading. To forecast its dynamics accurately, it is important to take into account macroeconomic statistics, corporate reporting, and global market trends.
