Stock exchange in Frankfurt - Dax lacks drivers on expiry day - hardly any movement
After the recent record run, the DAX lacked further impetus at the end of the week. Investors lacked buying arguments for another test of the 17,000-point mark, which the leading index had only briefly surpassed by three points the previous day. The expiry on the futures exchanges also failed to provide any major impetus.
Although there were still buyers at the start, the Dax hovered around the previous day's level in the afternoon without any orientation. It closed unchanged in percentage terms at 16,751.44 points. After six recent weeks of gains, the DAX was down again for the first time, albeit only by a wafer-thin 0.05%. There was also little movement in the MDax, which fell by 0.24% to 27,133.80 points.
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- Despite the lack of momentum in the DAX, the Frankfurt Stock Exchange still saw trading of various shares, including MDAX-listed companies.
- Investors looking to engage in German stock market activities may consider using platforms that offer access to both DAX and MDAX, such as certain online trading exchanges.
- Frankfurt, situated in Germany, is renowned for its stock exchange, which has seen the listing of several notable German companies, including DAX and MDAX entities.
- The Frankfurt on the Main Stock Exchange, where both the DAX and MDAX indices are traded, serves as a hub for companies looking for expansion opportunities in Europe and beyond, leveraging its prominent position in Germany's financial sector.
Source: www.stern.de
