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Dax Sentiment: Investors remain optimistic - Why that doesn't guarantee a price increase

In the environment of high oil prices and rising interest rates, investors are feeling increasingly uneasy. However, they continue to believe in a resumption of the stock market rally, the Handelsblatt survey shows.

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Dax Sentiment: Investors remain optimistic - Why that doesn't guarantee a price increase

The German stock market index Dax ended a three-week losing streak with a 0.4% gain. However, Stephan Heibel of AnimusX warns that this may not be a reversal, but rather a pause in a downward trend. According to his analysis of the Handelsblatt survey Dax-Sentiment, investor sentiment remains negative, with a score of -2.3, and uncertainty among investors remains high at -3.1 points.

Heibel cites high oil prices and interest rates as factors contributing to the negative sentiment, with oil prices exceeding $100 per barrel and 10-year German bond yields above 3.6%.

Written by urgent.news from Handelsblatt's report — not a translation of it. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

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