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Düsseldorf – The German benchmark index experienced a slight gain on Tuesday, reaching 25,378 points. It had only closed at 25,254 points on the opening of the week. On Wall Street, major tech giants pushed up the US technology index Nasdaq to a record high overnight. This positive sentiment also lifted Asian stock markets on Tuesday.
Now, German investors must weigh two opportunities on financial markets – the high-valued companies in AI and semiconductors versus attractive yields of government bonds. Analyst Andreas Lipkow of CMC Markets notes that investors are particularly looking at French government bonds compared to German ones, with the yield spread reaching its highest level since 2011.
Global bond yields have risen sharply in recent months, with US bond yields rising as much as they have not since the third quarter of a decade ago.
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