On Tuesday, too, the German stock market initially attempted a rebound. However, the significant upward movement did not last.
The DAX opened Tuesday’s session 0.3 percent higher at 25,008.03 points. This means that the German leading index already exceeded the psychologically important 25,000 mark at the start of trading. It then comes back again and is trading close to the previous day’s level – with slight downward pressure.
The last DAX record
On January 13th, the DAX reached an all-time high of 25,507.79 points, exceeding the 25,500 point threshold for the first time in its history. Ultimately, it ended the day at 25,420.66 points, which was a new record based on the closing price.
Tariff threats with less weight
The two-week-old record high is still a long way off, but the DAX has already recovered well from its lowest level since the end of 2025, which was reached the previous week. “Donald Trump’s new tariff threats have not been able to harm the market so far,” says Thomas Altmann, market expert at QC Partners. “The market has become significantly more resilient to tariff threats in recent months.” Investors have become accustomed to the fact that only a fraction of the threats are actually followed by tariffs.
The reporting season is also in the starting blocks in this country
In Germany and the USA, the current week is dominated by the reporting season, which is now getting underway, as well as the US Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision on Wednesday evening.
Editorial team finanzen.net / dpa-AFX / Dow Jones Newswires
