The DAX is clearly recovered at the start of the week. The German leading index benefits from the shift in US tariffs to EU imports.
Investors are relieved on Monday: The DAX started the trading day 1.61 percent more firmly at 24,009.10 points and above the psychologically important 24,000 mark. In the further course it remains very firm.
The leading index has a record rally behind it on May 21, 2025 on an all -time high of 24,152.24 points. On this day, a new record date was achieved at 24,122.40 points.
Since the stock markets in Great Britain and the United States remain closed due to holidays, a quiet trade is emerging at the beginning of the week.
Relaxation to Colle
After US President Donald Trump has now given the new tax on imports from the EU until July 9, “the big showdown is postponed,” commented portfolio manager Thomas Altmann from the asset manager QC Partners. “And that’s enough for the stock exchanges to breathe relieved.”
Buyers save Dax from small top education
On Friday, the DAX was initially up to three points to its latest record on 24,152 points, but then turned down to 23,274 points after the customs threat.
On the 21-day line in the area of the old records of March, however, buyers were found again, so that a small top education could still be averted in the Kurschart.
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