After five records in a row, the DAX has gone up a notch and gained again. Inflation data from Germany and the USA were in line with market expectations and did not disrupt the upward trend on the German stock market.
After five records in a row, the DAX has gone up a notch and gained again. Inflation data from Germany and the USA were in line with market expectations and did not disrupt the upward trend on the German stock market.
The leading index climbed to a record high of 17,742 points and closed with an increase of 0.44 percent at 17,678.19 points. This results in an increase of 4.6 percent for the month of February.
The MDax lagged behind the Dax and ended with a decline of 0.24 percent at 25,824.65 points. This resulted in a February loss of 0.5 percent for the index of medium-sized stock market stocks.
Source: Stern
