Dax aktuell: Dax schließt unverändert – Euro fällt auf 17-Monats-Tief
Der Leitindex hat am Montag keine klare Richtung gefunden. Durch schlechte konjunkturelle Signale und neue Spannungen im Nahen Osten verpufften zwischenzeitliche Gewinne.
Düsseldorf – The DAX index, Germany's leading stock market indicator, closed unchanged at 25,254 points at the end of the trading week. It had previously reached 25,231 points on Friday, marking a 1.2 percent increase. The MDAX, which comprises mid-cap German stocks, and the Euro Stoxx 50, a European stock market index, also remained unchanged.
Market participants are cautious due to rising bond yields in several European countries, including France and Spain, and political uncertainty in those nations, as well as Germany. High energy prices and bond yields are expected to keep investors busy in the coming days. At the same time, they are watching the impact of expensive oil on the economy.
The new economic data week kicked off on Monday with a survey from the consulting firm Sentix on the economic outlook expectations of stock market professionals in the euro area for October. Additionally, the Purchasing Managers' Indexes for the services sector in the eurozone and the United States for September, as well as producer prices for the euro area in August, were released.
On the corporate front, Deutsche Telekom made history by dedicating its first investor day to the topic of artificial intelligence (AI).
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