After yesterday’s all -time high, the DAX rises and can record new records with the serves. Then it goes down.
The previous day, the German leading index had closed on a record closure (24,276.48 points).
ECB reduces key interest rate in the context of expectations
On Thursday, investors were now waiting for what the European Central Bank (ECB) does with the key interest rate. A retiring inflation and always new US customs threats as a ballast for the economy spoke in advance that the euro currency keepers will reduce the key interest rates in the euro area for the eighth time since summer 2024. So it happened and the much -noticed deposit rate now amounts to 2.0 percent.
Trump surprises with entry bans – Merz visiting Washington
During the night, US President Donald Trump announced an entry lock for nationals from twelve countries from Monday. This concerns the countries of Afghanistan, Myanmar, Chad, Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen, Trump said. He also decided to partially limit the entry of nationals from seven other countries. Burundi, Cuba, Laos, Sierra Leone, Togo, Turkmenistan and Venezuela are affected by this. However, this should hardly cause any impulses on the stock exchange.
In addition, a meeting of the new Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) with Trump in the White House is in the early evening of Central European time. The Ukraine War, NATO issues and the customs dispute should be in particular.
Index changes in the second row
On Wednesday evening, index adjustments in MDAX and SDAX were also announced, which will be effective on June 23. The internet service provider Ionos increases in the stock market index of medium -sized values. There the company replaces the technology group Jenoptik, which in return has to start relegation into the small value index. In the SDAX, the Mutares and the IT service provider Nagarro also replace the bioflace manufacturer Verbio and the special pharmaceutical company Medios, which fall out of the index. There are no changes in the German leading index DAX.
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