Dow Jones-the European stock exchanges on Friday afternoon after publication, expanded better than the expected US working market data and were very firmly closed. The US economy created significantly more jobs in April than in advance. It was also positive that the wage pressure has decreased. The consumer prices in the Euro zone played no role on the stock exchanges.
Superiority supported news about movement in customs disputes. A spokesman for the Chinese Ministry of Commerce said that China is currently reviewing repeated statements and messages from US representatives who “expressed their willingness to negotiate with China about tariffs”. China’s position is consistent. “If you want to fight, we will fight to the end if you want to talk, our door is wide open,” said the spokesman.
The DAX increased by 2.6 percent to 23,087 points and thus targeted the all -time high at 23,476 points after he was still sagged to less than 19,000 points after he had triggered Donald Trump. For the Euro Stoxx-50, 2.4 percent went up to 5,285 points. The returns moved slightly after the US data on the bond markets.
EU trade commissioner Maros Sefcovic also ensured confidence. He told the Financial Times that the EU could solve its trade dispute with the United States by buying US goods such as gas and soybeans worth 50 billion euros. As a long -term solution to the trading problem, a base tariff from 10 percent on European imports will not be accepted. The EU Commissioner added that his team made progress on the way to an agreement with his colleagues in Washington.
Airbus convinced – BASF not
In the case of the individual values, the Dax Airbus was at the top with a plus of 5.3 percent. The aircraft manufacturer had presented convincing business figures for the first quarter. According to JP Morgan’s analysts, they exceeded the consensus expectations – by 4 percent in the operational result. As expected, the statements of the management on the influence of the customs issue were encouraging, explained the analysts of UBS.
Bayer came to an increase of 3.7 percent after the analysts of the Bank of America had their vote up to “Buy”. The day winners in the Dax were Siemens Energy with surcharges of 7.5 percent. The stock benefited from the Meta investment plans adapted upwards. According to better unusual quartals, the internet giant had announced that it would make investments of $ 64 to $ 72 billion in the current year after 60 to 65 billion planned. Specifically, higher expenses for data centers have been announced.
The BASF share lost 0.5 percent after the quarter. Here stressed that the view was affected with some uncertainties. The chemical company achieved an adjusted operational result 1 percent under market consensus. The annual forecast confirmed BASF, but also emphasized that the economic effects of the latest customs measures were currently not reliably quantified.
Shell had surpassed the expectations of the RBC analysts, for example, both when the net win and the operational cash flow. The course attracted 2.1 percent. Clear minus signs in the DAX values Munich Re and RWE had to be attributed to dividend discounts. Gea, Knorr-Bremse and RTL delighted the shareholders in the MDAX.
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Share index last +/- % absolutely +/- % ytd
Euro-stoxx-50 5,285.19 +2.4% 124.97 +5.4%
STOXX-50 4,479.12 +1.9% 81.59 +2.2%
DAX 23,086.65 +2.6% 589.67 +13.0%
MDAX 29,327.13 +2.1% 589.48 +12.3%
TECDAX 3,728.93 +2.6% 94.14 +6.4%
SDAX 16.124.86 +2.3% 368.59 +14.9%
CAC 7,770.48 +2.3% 176.61 +2.9%
Foreigners last +/- % 0:00 Thu, 17:59 % YTD
EUR/USD 1.1329 +0.4% 1.1288 1.1275 +9.5%
EUR/JPY 163,8735 -0.1% 164,1130 164.0885 -0.5%
EUR/CHF 0.9371 +0.0% 0.9370 0.9384 +0.1%
EUR/GBP 0.8531 +0.3% 0.8503 0.8499 +2.8%
USD/JPY 144,6300 -0.5% 145.3380 145.5225 -9.1%
GBP/USD 1.3280 +0.0% 1.3278 1.3266 +6.4%
USD/CNY 7.1790 -0.1% 7.1870 7.1870 -0.3%
USD 7.2166 -0.8% 7.2782 7.2809 -0.7%
From/USD 0.6447 +1.0% 0.6384 0.6369 +3.5%
Bitcoin/USD 97,684.40 +1.2% 96,506.95 97,075.65 +1.2%
Row oil last VT closing +/- % +/- USD % YTD
WTI/Nymex 58.48 59.04 -0.9% -0.56 -17.9%
Brent/ICE 61.50 61.87 -0.6% -0.37 -17.2%
Metals last the last day +/- % +/- USD % YTD
Gold 3229.60 3239.06 -0.3% -9.47 +25.3%
Silver 28.30 28.66 -1.3% -0.36 +3.1%
Platin 853.70 852.37 +0.2% 1.33 -2.0%
Copper 4.59 4.58 +0.1% 0.01 +13.0%
YTD based on the final score of the previous day
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May 02, 2025 12:19 ET (16:19 GMT)