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Keep an eye on the complete current trading day here.
1. DAX expected to exceed 14,000 points
Of the DAX should start the trading day with small profits and thus hold the 14,000 point mark.
2. Stock exchanges in the Far East inconsistent
In Tokyo it moves Nikkei currently (7:45 a.m. CEST) with a discount of 0.1 percent to 26,651.24 points.
In mainland China, the Shanghai Composite on the other hand, increased by 0.51 percent to 3,123.44 points. In Hong Kong there is hang seng 0.68 percent to 20,034.92 units.
3. Twitter stock jumps in after-hours trading: Musk shifts funding for Twitter deal
tech billionaire Elon Musk does not want to take out loans secured with his shares for the planned Twitter takeover. To the message
4. NVIDIA disappoints with falling net income
The chip group NVIDIA has opened its books for the past fiscal quarter. To the message
5. VW receives EU approval for Europcar takeover – comparison in the diesel scandal
Volkswagen has received the green light from the EU antitrust authorities to take over the car rental company Europcar. To the message
6. SEC wants stricter rules for sustainable investment funds
The US Securities and Exchange Commission wants to tighten the rules for investment funds that are marketed as sustainable. To the message
7. Fed minutes reveal need for higher interest rates to fight inflation
The US Federal Reserve Board at their May 3rd and 4th meeting agreed that interest rates should be raised by half a percentage point at each of their next two meetings. To the message
8. GameStop launches wallets for cryptos & NFTs
After the US games retailer GameStop only announced its own NFT marketplace in February, its own crypto wallet is now coming onto the market. To the message
9. Oil prices with modest gains
the oil prices were slightly higher in early trade on Thursday. In the morning, a barrel (159 liters) of North Sea Brent cost US$ 114.34. That was $0.31 more than the day before.
10. Euro moderately weaker
Of the Euro trended slightly weaker on Thursday morning. In early trade, the common currency was trading at $1.0680, a little lower than on the night. In the meantime, the euro had climbed back above 1.07 dollars, but could not hold the mark.
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