Investors on the German stock market did not want to take any risks on Thursday, shortly before the European Central Bank (ECB) expected to raise interest rates for the first time in more than a decade. The Dax fell in the first few minutes of trading by 0.21 percent to 13,254.51 points. The day before, the leading index Dax had ended with a moderate loss after strong fluctuations in the course of trading. The reason for this was uncertainty as to whether the Nord Stream 1 gas pipeline would be put back into operation and, if so, how much gas would flow.
Investors on the German stock market did not want to take any risks on Thursday, shortly before the European Central Bank (ECB) expected to raise interest rates for the first time in more than a decade. The Dax fell in the first few minutes of trading by 0.21 percent to 13,254.51 points. The day before, the leading index Dax had ended with a moderate loss after strong fluctuations in the course of trading. The reason for this was uncertainty as to whether the Nord Stream 1 gas pipeline would be put back into operation and, if so, how much gas would flow.
Source: Stern

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