On the day of the US interest rate decision, the recently weaker Dax started trading with profits. In the first hour on Xetra, the leading German barometer rose by 0.42 percent to 13,152 points. The bottoming out in the Dax can still be considered intact, said Jochen Stanzl from broker CMC Markets. “But as long as Germany’s future energy supply is not regulated, the market will depend on the political drip in the Kremlin,” says the analyst.
On the day of the US interest rate decision, the recently weaker Dax started trading with profits. In the first hour on Xetra, the leading German barometer rose by 0.42 percent to 13,152 points. The bottoming out in the Dax can still be considered intact, said Jochen Stanzl from broker CMC Markets. “But as long as Germany’s future energy supply is not regulated, the market will depend on the political drip in the Kremlin,” says the analyst.
Source: Stern
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