Dax aktuell: Dax pendelt um die 26.000-Marke – Inflation in Euro-Zone zieht an
Anleger im deutschen Leitindex zeigen sich zu Beginn des neuen Monats zurückhaltend. Steigende Zinsen am Anleihemarkt und hohe Ölpreise belasten den Dax.
Düsseldorf - The DAX index continues its downward trend after reaching a recent record high, briefly dipping below the 26,000-point mark on Tuesday. At noon, the leading index closed at 25,972 points, marking a decline of over one percent. The DAX also fell below the 21-day line, which indicates short-term trends based on the average closing prices of the past three weeks, currently sitting at 26,243 points.
This level was last breached in July. The German benchmark index closed 1.2 percent lower at 26,258 points on Monday. Such a significant daily loss was last seen on July 23. Portfolio manager Thomas Altmann of QC Partners noted that September is typically a weak month for the stock market, with the DAX only posting a positive figure once in the past six years during September.
However, Altmann pointed out that August, which also had a negative average performance, ended relatively on a positive note. Andreas Lipkow, chief market analyst at CMC Markets, remained calm, stating that while investors are becoming more cautious, the overall sentiment in the market remains positive. He suggested that the slight losses could be seen as a healthy short-term correction.
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