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Frankfurt – The DAX opened Monday at 25,538 points, slightly in the red. The week had ended positively on Friday, thanks to falling oil prices, with the DAX at 25,568 points, up 0.8 percent. US inflation data had fueled bets on a US Federal Reserve interest rate hike. QC Partners analyst Thomas Altmann points to the DAX's weak annual balance sheet.
"More than two consecutive negative weeks occurred last March. In fact, investors have not made money with the DAX since mid-January. Since then, it has been a volatile short-market," says the expert. "Should the recent downtrend continue, some investors could become increasingly nervous." Rising oil prices rekindled concerns about supply shortages at the start of the week.
After further attacks in the Persian Gulf, oil prices rose more than three percent on Monday. The price for a barrel of Brent crude oil, the reference type from the North Sea delivered in November, rose to nearly 108 dollars in the morning, approaching the 110-dollar mark again. On Friday, the Brent price had fallen slightly after a rapid increase in the days before.
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