{
  "id": 12575251,
  "title": "Dax aktuell: Nach Rekorden an der Wall Street – Dax startet im Minus",
  "url": "https://urgent.news/2026/10/07/dax-aktuell-nach-rekorden-an-der-wall-street-dax-startet-im-minus",
  "topic": "finance",
  "section": "Finance & Markets",
  "published": "2026-10-07T07:31:37.000Z",
  "source": {
    "name": "Handelsblatt",
    "slug": "handelsblatt",
    "url": "https://www.handelsblatt.com/finanzen/maerkte/marktberichte/dax-aktuell-dax-startet-im-minus-warten-auf-fed-protokolle/100260303.html"
  },
  "original_language": "de",
  "account": "After setting records on Wall Street, the Dax initiates trading at a loss. The German benchmark index began the trade day at 25,220 points, marking a 0.8% decline. According to LSEG data, the Dax had only previously closed a trading day in the red during October. Optimism among investors was reflected on Tuesday, as the index closed approximately 0.8% above the previous day's level at 25,499 points. Currently, the index trades above its 200-day line, which averages the past 200 days and indicates a long-term trend. The line stands at 24,847 points, suggesting an overall upward trend, while a broader downtrend remains present. The upcoming Federal Reserve (Fed) meeting in September will significantly impact the Dax's direction in the middle of the week. The Fed released its session protocol after trading ended today. Market participants anticipate insights into the central bank's internal discussions on interest rates for the remainder of the year. Currently, traders expect another rate hike in 2023. The Fed raised its benchmark rate for the first time in nearly three years in September, setting it between 3.75% and 4.0%. In Europe, European Central Bank (ECB) governors addressed the turbulence in bond markets. Today's Wednesday will see investors focus on the uncertainties from the past weeks, including high yields, rising oil prices, and monetary policy. Recorders on Wall Street generate caution for the Dax, as German investors grapple with an end-of-year rally, concerns about euro depreciation, and political issues. Despite the records on Wall Street, German investors find it difficult to be bold with German stocks, according to Jochen Stanzl, Chief Analyst at Consorsbank. \"While Wall Street sets new records, German investors are hesitant due to the end-of-year rally, euro depreciation concerns, and political uncertainties.\" The Nasdaq technology index and the broad S&P-500 index both set records on Tuesday. Steady oil and bond markets contributed to rising share prices. US Treasury bond yields fell to 5.6471% last Wednesday, after reaching their highest level since 2002 at 5.702% the previous day. Similar signs of easing were seen in European bond markets, particularly in France. French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen proposed reducing the government deficit to less than 3% of GDP by 2032 in a budget plan. This caused some calm in bond markets after rising government debt and political uncertainty in France had previously driven yields sharply higher, affecting the European stock market. Oil prices showed a brief recovery, but remained near the 100-dollar mark. Brent oil prices, for a December delivery, closed again above the level on Wednesday, marking the first time in several weeks. Fed Chairwoman Kristalina Georgieva warned that the price pressure could continue to rise as demand increases in the Northern Hemisphere during the cold season and reserves are replenished. \"The price pressure may become even more intense, as winter sets in and countries restock their reserves,\" Georgieva said in a speech in Singapore ahead of the IMF and World Bank annual meeting. While the conflict may end soon, prices are expected to remain high until 2027, according to Georgieva. The conference begins next week in Bangkok. Individual stock performance: Porsche, the sports and off-road vehicle manufacturer, presented its strategy for the coming year on a capital market day. The shares started the trade day more than 4% higher. More: The Dax outlook looks almost too good to be true.",
  "summary": "Bereits in den ersten Handelsminuten verliert der Leitindex die Gewinne des Vortages. Unterdessen könnte ein bereits vergangener Termin Anleger wieder aus der Reserve locken.",
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