At the start of the new week, the German stock market continues its upward movement and reaches new heights.
The DAX opened the new trade week 0.34 percent higher at 22,589.91 points. In the further course, he expands the profits and marks a new record at 22,725.54 units.
It was only on Thursday that investors sent the stock barometer to a new all -time high on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. The DAX ended the session at 22,612.02 points with a record on a final course basis. Before the weekend, however, market participants acted carefully and the stock market barometer was recorded.
Does the Dax rally continue or does the setback come?
“The Dax is in the area of its all -time high,” said analyst Thomas Altmann from QC Partners in the morning. At the same time, more and more investors were preparing for a setback. “Risk awareness is currently increasing.” The experts from the Landesbank Helaba also see a “considerable setback potential” after the last dynamic dax rise.
At the same time, impulses from the important US exchanges are missing on Monday: there is no trade due to a holiday. The mostly less moving Asian markets also do not give a direction. Meanwhile, analyst Jochen Stanzl from the broker CMC Markets continues to see the DAX on growth course, “although investors should remain careful in the face of possible short -term reset”.
Trump’s customs policy remains the focus
The mostly announced US import tariffs have recently calmly noticed. Strong quarterly balance sheets of companies, the still stock-friendly interest rate policy of the European Central Bank (ECB) and the lower reviews of European papers compared to US shares have driven Europe’s stock exchanges strongly since the beginning of the year.
The shares of European car companies are focused on Monday, similar to the competition in Asia. US President Donald Trump announced new import duties for the industry on Friday for early April, but did not provide any further details.
Rheinmetall, Hensoldt share and Co.: Armaments values after security conference under observation
Armor titles such as Rheinmetall and Hensoldt are also considered at the start of the week. They had already been inspired on Friday by claims by the US Vice President JD Vance at the Munich Security Conference that Germany and Europe assume more responsibility for their own security.
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