After the inconsistent performance of the day before, the German stock market fell on Friday morning. The weak US technology exchange Nasdaq and disappointing quarterly reports from the Dax companies SAP and Sartorius are providing negative impetus.
After the inconsistent performance of the day before, the German stock market fell on Friday morning. The weak US technology exchange Nasdaq and disappointing quarterly reports from the Dax companies SAP and Sartorius are providing negative impetus.
In the further course of trading, price fluctuations could occur due to the expiry of Dax options. With the key interest rate decisions in the USA and the euro zone, two key events are pending in the coming week, which are likely to keep investors from making larger bets.
In the first few minutes of trading, the Dax was down 0.52 percent at 16,120.31 points. This indicates a meager plus of around 0.1 percent for the Dax on a weekly basis. The MDax with the 50 medium-sized titles fell on Friday by 0.42 percent to 28,112.51 points. The EuroStoxx 50, the stock exchange barometer for the heavyweights in the euro zone, lost around 0.3 percent.
Source: Stern
