Dax current: Dax climbs back above the 26,000 point mark – chip shares are increasing
The leading German index is recovering after the recent price losses, but remains volatile at the 26,000 point mark.
Quick Look
- At the beginning of the week, the Dax was up 1.1 percent at 26,097 points.
- After a record high in the previous week and subsequent profit-taking, investors are now looking for new entry opportunities, while analysts urge caution.
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Why It Matters
The Dax hit a record high of 26,692.90 points the previous week before correcting on concerns about the impact of the US midterm elections on the AI industry.
Dusseldorf. The German stock market is once again in a positive direction at the beginning of the week. The leading index Dax was up 1.1 percent at 26,097 points in morning trading. However, profit-taking has recently started again and again. Staying above the mark in the long term – that’s still difficult for the DAX at the moment.
Last week he set a new record of 26,692.90 points before giving back all of his winnings within two days. He owed the record to new euphoria after the midterm elections in the USA, the collapse of the realization that the Democrats' clear win could reduce the growth of artificial intelligence (AI).
“After the turbulent last few weeks, market participants will initially approach the new starting position cautiously,” writes Andreas Lipkow from the analysis house CMC Markets in his daily stock market analysis. "The initial shock after the US midterm elections seems to have been overcome. Many investors now view the significantly lower prices as attractive entry opportunities again."
This was already evident in Friday trading, in which investors in the Dax and on Wall Street bought stocks that were in double-digit losses the day before, especially the stocks of chip manufacturers. “But more follow-up buyers are now needed so that this recovery can continue,” writes Thomas Altmann from QC Partners.
Open Questions
- Can the Dax sustainably maintain the 26,000 point mark?







