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In Frankfurt,  the DAX Index went up by 237 points or 1.02 percent on Thursday. Top gainers were Puma (5.63%), HeidelbergCement (5.03%) and Zalando (4.25%).

The DAX Index Closes 1.02% Higher

Frankfurt's DAX closed about 1% higher at 23,349 on Thursday, its highest level since early March, as investors welcomed the announcement of the US-UK trade deal. The UK became the first country to strike such an agreement with the US since President Trump introduced sweeping tariffs in April, fueling hopes of easing global trade tensions. Traders also eyed central bank moves in Europe, particularly the BoE's decision, while also monitoring a fresh batch of corporate results. Domestically, German exports beat forecasts in March, boosted by pre-tariff U.S. demand, while industrial production also surprised to the upside, signaling a potential rebound. On the corporate front, Heidelberg Materials led gains with a nearly 5% jump, supported by strong Q1 results and reaffirmed full-year guidance. Rheinmetall also ranked among the top performers after posting robust quarterly earnings and reiterating it could surpass its 2025 targets.

DAX Ends on Strong Note

Frankfurt's DAX rose 0.8% on Thursday, following two straight sessions of losses, as risk sentiment improved after reports of US President Trump signing a potential trade deal with the UK. Meanwhile, investors eyed corporate earnings and central bank actions, with a spotlight on the Bank of England.

DAX on Higher Note

In Frankfurt,  the DAX Index is picking up 215 points or 0.93 percent on Thursday. Gains are led by Siemens Energy (3.66%), Puma (2.40%) and HeidelbergCement (2.23%). Biggest losers are Mercedes-Benz AG (-7.19%), RWE (-1.68%) and Bayer (-1.41%).

The DAX Index Opens 0.93% Higher

In Frankfurt,  the DAX Index fell 134 points or 0.57 percent on Wednesday. Leading the losses are Sartorius (-3.12%), Zalando (-3.02%) and Siemens Energy (-2.66%). Top gainers were Fresenius Medical Care (3.90%), Infineon (2.76%) and Porsche AG (2.71%).

The DAX Index Closes 0.57% Lower

Frankfurt's DAX was little changed around 23,250 on Wednesday, in cautious trading, ahead of the outcome of the Federal Reserve's two-day meeting later in the day. While analysts expect the central bank to stand pat, the focus will be on hints about the monetary policy outlook. Meanwhile, traders continued to monitor the earnings season. Domestically, the successful second round of voting for CDU leader Friedrich Merz as the new German chancellor brought some relief. On the data front, German industrial orders rose more than expected in March. Auto stocks posted the stronger gains, led by BMW.

DAX on Cautious Note

Frankfurt's DAX pared some losses of nearly 2% to trade around 23,140 on Tuesday afternoon, as traders eyed the second round of voting in the German Parliament. CDU party leader Merz, considered the favourite to become chancellor since his party’s victory in the February federal election, secured 310 votes—six short of the majority needed in the Bundestag. Meanwhile, the market focus remained on the ongoing earnings season, before the Fed's decision on Wednesday. On the corporate front, tech, banks retailers, auto stocks were among the top losers. Other  companies saw gains following upbeat results. Hugo Boss surged nearly 7% on a revenue beat. Fresenius Medical Care rose over 4% after reporting strong Q1 results, and Continental gained 2.4% following a four-year sales high. Zalando also posted better-than-expected Q1 sales and reaffirmed its full-year guidance.

DAX Cuts Some Losses

Frankfurt's DAX fell further to trade near 23,150 on Tuesday, ending a nine-day rally, as investor reacted to an unexpected setback in a German Parliament vote. Conservative leader Friedrich Merz failed to secure the parliamentary majority required to become chancellor, dealing a blow to his new coalition with the center-left Social Democrats. The Bundestag now has 14 days to elect a new chancellor with an outright majority.
Meanwhile, the market focus remained on the ongoing earnings season, while awaiting the Fed’s upcoming monetary policy decision. On the corporate front, Hugo Boss shares soared nearly 7% following a revenue beat. Fresenius Medical Care rose over 4%, as the world’s largest dialysis specialist reported Q1 results above market expectations. Continental followed closely behind, adding 2.4%, after reporting its highest sales in four years. Online fashion retailer Zalando posted stronger-than-expected first-quarter sales and confirmed its full-year guidance.

DAX Extends Losses

Frankfurt's DAX edged down to trade slightly below 23,300 on Tuesday, as investors took a breather after nine consecutive days of gains. Market focus remained on the ongoing earnings season, with key events on the horizon, including the Fed’s upcoming monetary policy decision. Meanwhile, the election of Friedrich Merz as Germany’s new chancellor will be a focal point today. His government’s extensive investment package in infrastructure and defense is sparking optimism for Germany’s economic prospects. On the earnings side, Continental saw a 4% jump in shares after reporting its highest sales in four years, while Hugo Boss rose nearly 7% following a revenue beat.

DAX Snaps 9-Day Rally

In Frankfurt,  the DAX Index went up by 258 points or 1.12 percent on Monday. Top gainers were Rheinmetall (3.42%), Puma (3.21%) and Commerzbank (2.92%).

The DAX Index Closes 1.12% Higher

Frankfurt's DAX gained more ground to close about 1.1% firmer at 23,335 on Monday, a new high since March 18 and extending its winning streak into a ninth day. The rally was led by defense stocks, with Rheinmetall up 3.1% and Renk gaining 4.1%, boosted by expectations of increased defense spending under Germany’s incoming government. Germany’s conservative-led coalition finalized its governing agreement today, paving the way for ministerial appointments, with CDU leader Friedrich Merz set to be sworn in as chancellor tomorrow. Meanwhile traders continued to monitor corporate earnings, while awaiting key policy decisions from the U.S. Federal Reserve and the Bank of England later this week. Several major firms—including Rheinmetall, Continental, Hugo Boss, BMW, Fresenius, Infineon, Puma, Heidelberg Materials, Commerzbank, Zalando, and Siemens Energy—are set to report quarterly results this week.

DAX Rally Continues

Frankfurt's DAX edged higher to trade slightly above 23,100 on Monday, on track for its nine consecutive session of gains, as traders continued to monitor trade tariffs developments and the earnings season, while awaiting key central bank decisions later in the week. Rheinmetall was the top gainer, rising 2.5%, amid optimism ahead of its upcoming earnings report. In corporate news, Audi, Volkswagen’s premium brand, reaffirmed its full-year outlook while noting that potential U.S. tariffs were not factored in, following a 12.4% rise in first-quarter revenue driven by increased electric vehicle sales.

DAX Cautiously Higher

In Frankfurt,  the DAX Index rose 590 points or 2.62 percent on Friday. Leading the gains are Siemens Energy (7.49%), Rheinmetall (5.65%) and Airbus (5.31%).

The DAX Index Closes 2.62% Higher

Frankfurt's DAX extended its early gains on Friday afternoon, rising more than 2% to around 22,990, outpacing its regional peers. Market sentiment was buoyed by a stronger-than-expected US jobs report, which alleviated concerns about a potential recession, along with renewed optimism surrounding US-China trade talks. In Europe, encouraging economic data emerged, with inflation holding steady at 2.2% in April, though core inflation edged up slightly to 2.7% from 2.5%. Meanwhile, final PMI data for April showed tentative signs of recovery in manufacturing activity.

DAX Jumps and Outperforms in Europe

Frankfurt's DAX climbed over 1% on Friday to trade above 22,800, its highest level since March 26, buoyed by positive earnings momentum and renewed optimism over trade talks after China indicated a willingness to negotiate with the U.S. Markets are also turning their attention to key macroeconomic data, including eurozone inflation estimates for April, PMI surveys, and critical U.S. labor market figures.

In Frankfurt,  the DAX Index is up by 360 points or 1.60 percent on Friday. Top gainers are Siemens Energy (5.02%), Airbus (3.29%) and Bayer (3.26%).

The DAX Index Opens 1.60% Higher

Frankfurt's DAX returned to the green, closing about 0.3% firmer at 22,461 on Wednesday, its highest since early April and extending gains for the seventh day. Investor optimism surrounding potential tariff negotiations offset mixed economic data and corporate earnings reports. On the data front, while the US economy unexpectedly contracted in Q1, the Eurozone GDP growth came above analysts' expectations. The German economy exited its brief downturn with 0.2% growth in Q1, following a 0.2% contraction in Q4 2024. Deutsche Borse was the top gainer, up 3.7%, on the back of recent positive results, followed by Rheinmetall (+3.1%) and Vonovia (+2.8%). On the flip side, Zalando and Adidas underperformed, down 5.2% and 4.1%. Mercedes-Benz Group dropped 2.7% after the carmaker withdrew its 2025 earnings outlook following a 41% slump in Q1 profits. Volkswagen fell 2.4% as it posted a 37% drop in first-quarter profit.

DAX Bounces Back

Frankfurt's DAX pared some early gains to trade below 22,350 on Wednesday afternoon, as traders assessed mixed economic data and corporate earnings from both sides of the Atlantic. While the US economy unexpectedly contracted in Q1, the Eurozone GDP growth came above analysts' expectations. The German economy exited its brief downturn with 0.2% growth in Q1, following a 0.2% contraction in the previous quarter and in line with forecasts. Germany's consumer price inflation eased for a second consecutive month to 2.1% in April,  the lowest since October 2024, though it remained slightly above market forecasts of 2.0%. Among stocks, top losers included Siemens Energy (-5.5%), Zalando (-4.9%), Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank (both -4%).On the earnings front, Volkswagen posted a 37% drop in first-quarter profit. Mercedes-Benz Group fell 1.1% after the carmaker withdrew its 2025 earnings outlook following a 41% slump in Q1 profits.

DAX Turns Negative

Frankfurt's DAX rose about 0.7% to trade above 22,570 on Wednesday, its highest since March 27 and extending gains for the seventh consecutive day. Market sentiment has been supported by upbeat corporate earnings and easing trade tensions. Meanwhile, traders awaited key economic data that could give insights into the early effects of tariffs on the German economy. Retail sales, labor market data, preliminary Q1 GDP numbers and inflation are due later in the day.

In Frankfurt,  the DAX Index is picking up 202 points or 0.90 percent on Wednesday. Gains are led by Deutsche Post (3.83%), Rheinmetall (2.67%) and Fresenius Medical Care (2.10%). Biggest losers are Zalando (-2.96%), Deutsche Bank (-0.66%) and Adidas (-0.62%).

The DAX Index Opens 0.90% Higher

Frankfurt's DAX closed about 0.7% firmer at 22,426 on Tuesday, its highest since early April and notching the sixth straight session of advances. The gains came as investors weighed a wave of corporate earnings and former President Trump’s proposal to lower tariffs on auto parts for U.S.-produced vehicles. Rheinmetall shares jumped 8.5% and topped the index after the German defense firm reported preliminary first-quarter earnings that came in well above analysts’ expectations. Germany’s largest lender Deutsche Bank was also in focus, rising 5% after posting higher-than-expected first-quarter profit. In contrast, Porsche AG plunged 4.1%, after delivering a grim forecast on Monday and disappointing first-quarter results. Meanwhile, Adidas fell 3.2% as it announced a 155% jump in first-quarter profit but held back from raising its 2025 financial forecasts, citing tariff uncertainty.

DAX Ends at 1-Month High

In Frankfurt,  the DAX Index rose 154 points or 0.69 percent on Tuesday. Leading the gains are Rheinmetall (7.89%), Deutsche Bank (5.04%) and Commerzbank (3.98%). Top losers were Porsche AG (-4.26%), Adidas (-3.22%) and Infineon (-2.22%).

The DAX Index Closes 0.69% Higher

Frankfurt's DAX rose 0.5% to around 22,380 on Tuesday, its highest since early April  and marking the sixth straight session of advances, as traders focused on a fresh batch of corporate earnings. Meanwhile, White House officials on Monday confirmed President Trump’s plan to reduce tariffs on auto parts for U.S.-made vehicles, following an earlier report by The Wall Street Journal. On the domestic data front, German consumer morale hit a 8-month high in May. Among individual stocks, Germany’s largest lender Deutsche Bank was in focus, rising 3.1% after posting higher-than-expected first-quarter profit. In contrast, Porsche AG plunged as much as 7.6%, set for its steepest single-day drop ever, after delivering a grim forecast on Monday and disappointing first-quarter results. Meanwhile, Adidas announced a 155% jump in first-quarter profit, but held back from raising its 2025 financial forecasts, citing tariff uncertainty.

DAX at Near 1-Month High

DE40 increased to a 4-week high of 22486.00 Index Points. Over the past 4 weeks, Germany Stock Market Index (DE40) gained 1.43%, and in the last 12 months, it increased 25.36%.

Stocks in Germany Hit 4-week High

In Frankfurt,  the DAX Index is up by 174 points or 0.78 percent on Tuesday. Top gainers are Rheinmetall (5.12%), Deutsche Bank (3.50%) and MTU Aero Engines AG (2.96%). Biggest losses came from Porsche AG (-5.22%), Deutsche Boerse (-5.04%) and Mercedes-Benz AG (-1.33%).

The DAX Index Opens 0.78% Higher

Frankfurt's DAX rose around 0.4% on Monday, extending recent uptrend, as traders looked ahead to a slew of corporate earnings and key economic data set to be released this week in both Europe and the US. At the same time, optimism around trade tariffs also supported the market sentiment. Autos, tech companies and banks were among the top performers. Earnings are due from Porsche, Schneider Electric and Deutsche Boerse. In corporate news, German healthcare and materials group Merck said it has struck a deal to acquire U.S. biotech company SpringWorks Therapeutics for an equity value of $3.9 billion to boost its cancer drug business.

DAX Starts the Week Higher

In Frankfurt,  the DAX Index is gaining 188 points or 0.84 percent on Monday. Leading the gains are Airbus (2.26%), Daimler Truck Holding AG (1.94%) and Commerzbank (1.87%). Top losers are Hannover Rueck (-0.93%), Munich RE (-0.86%) and Vonovia (-0.73%).

The DAX Index Opens 0.84% Higher

Frankfurt’s DAX gained ground to close about 0.8% higher at 22,242.5 on Friday, its fourth straight session of gains, buoyed by solid corporate results across Europe and renewed hopes for a thaw in U.S.-China trade tensions. Reports that China may remove its 125% tariff on certain U.S. imports, along with President Trump’s more conciliatory tone toward Beijing, have eased concerns over a potentially damaging global trade war. On the corporate front, Aero Engines (+4.6%) led the gains, followed by Brenntag (+4.5%) and Heidelberg Materials (+3.8%), while tech, pharma, and auto stocks also performed well. For the week, the index added about 4.9%.

DAX Rises for 4th Day, Books Weekly Gain

In Frankfurt,  the DAX Index went up by 178 points or 0.81 percent on Friday. Top gainers were MTU Aero Engines AG (4.53%), Brenntag (4.49%) and HeidelbergCement (3.69%). Biggest losses came from Deutsche Telekom (-4.79%), Zalando (-3.47%) and Puma (-1.76%).

The DAX Index Closes 0.81% Higher

Frankfurt's DAX edged higher on Friday, trading above the 22,100 level, marking the fourth consecutive session of increases and on track for a weekly gain of nearly 4.5%. Market sentiment was driven by hopes of tariff relief following reports that China was considering suspending its 125% tariff on certain US imports, thus alleviating fears of a harmful global trade war. Meanwhile, attention remained on the earnings season.

DAX Advances for 4th Day

Frankfurt's DAX reversed early losses to close about 0.5% up at 22,069 on Thursday, marking the third session of advances, in line with its European and US peers. Investors continued to monitor Sino-US trade developments while also assessing fresh corporate results. Adidas gained 2.5% after delivering better-than-expected sales and profit for the first quarter. Infineon Technologies, Siemens AG and Siemens Energy were among the top performers. Meanwhile, the German government cut its 2025 growth forecast, now projecting stagnation instead of a 0.3% expansion, citing ongoing global uncertainty driven by trade tensions.

DAX Rebounds and Sees Slight Gain

Frankfurt's DAX dipped 0.8% to trade below the 22,000 mark on Thursday, following yesterday's solid gains, in line with most of its regional peers. Investors turned cautious amid mixed signals from the US administration and lingering Sino-US trade tensions. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned that any tariff relief would hinge on Beijing’s cooperation, not unilateral action. Meanwhile, traders kept an eye on a fresh batch of corporate earnings and economic data. SAP, Brenntag, Daimler Truck and Rheinmetall were among the top losers, shedding between 1.8% and 3.6%. On the upside, retailer Adidas led the index with a gain of nearly 2% after posting stronger-than-expected quarterly profits.

DAX on Negative Note

In Frankfurt,  the DAX Index gained 681 points or 3.20 percent on Wednesday. Gains were led by SAP (10.27%), Sartorius (4.85%) and Deutsche Bank (4.36%).

The DAX Index Closes 3.20% Higher

Frankfurt's DAX surged over 2% on Wednesday, the second session of gains and outperforming its regional peers, fueled by upbeat corporate earnings. SAP jumped nearly 10%, ranking among the top performers, after the company reported a 60% year-on-year increase in operating profit, beating forecasts. Market sentiment was also supported by a softer tone coming out of the US President Donald Trump towards both China and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.

SAP Lifts DAX to the Top

In Frankfurt,  the DAX Index is gaining 564 points or 2.65 percent on Wednesday. Leading the gains are SAP (8.34%), Airbus (3.91%) and Infineon (3.77%).

The DAX Index Opens 2.65% Higher

Frankfurt's DAX pared some early losses to close about 0.4% up at 21,294 on Tuesday, in line with most European peers. Meanwhile, investors remain jittery.as uncertainty surrounding trade negotiations persists, and President Donald Trump intensifies his criticism of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. Pharma companies, retailers, auto stocks and banks were among the top performers. Tech stocks came under pressure as investors awaited SAP’s quarterly earnings, set to be released later today. SAP dropped 3.3%.

DAX Rebounds Slightly

Frankfurt's DAX was slightly down to trade below 21,100 on Tuesday, mirroring declines across European markets after the Easter break, driven by ongoing U.S.-China trade disputes. Additionally, investor anxiety is heightened by the escalating confrontation between President Trump and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, sparking debate over the central bank's independence. Auto stocks gained amid ongoing hopes of President Trump pausing auto tariffs. Volkswagen rallied 1.37%, with BMW, Mercedes-Benz Group, and Porsche also posting early gains. On the earnings front, SAP will release quarterly earnings later today, potentially influencing the broader tech sector

Frankfurt's DAX remained in negative territory on Thursday, trading below the 21,200 mark, after the ECB delivered an expected rate cut to cushion the economy from tariff-related strain. In the meantime, traders assessed mixed corporate earnings and continued to monitor trade tensions. Several stocks declined, with Fresenius Medical Care (-5.2%) and Sartorius (-3.7%) leading the losses. On the flip side, Siemens Energy surged over 12% after delivering strong Q2 earnings and lifting its guidance for the year.

DAX Stays in the Red

Frankfurt's DAX turned slightly negative to trade near 21,200 on Thursday, mirroring moves across European indices as investors monitored fresh corporate earnings reports and braced for the ECB’s rate decision. Additionally, lingering concerns over U.S. trade policy added to the cautious market tone globally. With a 25 basis point rate cut fully priced in, investors will closely monitor the ECB President’s press conference for updated insights on Eurozone growth and inflation amidst ongoing trade uncertainties.

DAX Slides After Early Strength

Frankfurt’s DAX edged higher to around 21,370 on Thursday, outperforming its peers, lifted by strong corporate earnings and optimism over a potentially dovish stance from the European Central Bank. Siemens Energy led the advance, up more than 13% after delivering strong Q2 earnings and lifting its guidance for the year. Daimler Truck Holding added 0.85%, while Porsche and Volkswagen also traded higher, supported by renewed hopes that President Trump may hold off on imposing auto tariffs, boosting sentiment in the auto sector. For the week, the index is set to rise nearly 5%.

DAX Takes the Lead in Europe

In Frankfurt,  the DAX Index is picking up 152 points or 0.71 percent on Thursday. Gains are led by Siemens Energy (12.23%), Siemens (1.45%) and Daimler Truck Holding AG (1.00%). Biggest losers are Fresenius Medical Care (-3.47%), Sartorius (-2.06%) and Qiagen NV (-1.86%).

The DAX Index Opens 0.71% Higher

The DAX in Frankfurt closed marginally lower at 21,241 on Wednesday, trimming earlier losses of over 1%, after China signaled it may resume trade talks if the U.S. adopts a more consistent stance. Trade tensions escalated after President Donald Trump on Tuesday ordered an investigation into potential tariffs on critical mineral imports and introduced new export restrictions on Nvidia’s AI chips to China. Adding to the pressure, disappointing earnings from Dutch chipmaker ASML Holding NV weighed on European markets. Markets now await comments from Fed Chair Jerome Powell later in the day and Thursday’s ECB decision, where a sixth straight 25 basis point rate cut is widely anticipated amid soft inflation and intensifying U.S.-driven trade tensions.

DAX Trims Losses to End Slightly Down

Frankfurt's DAX slipped nearly 1% on Wednesday, falling below the 21,100 mark after two straight sessions of gains, in line with a broader downturn across European markets. Fresh U.S. export restrictions on Nvidia chips to China, coupled with disappointing earnings from ASML Holding NV, reignited trade tensions and pressured technology stocks. Major German tech-related shares, including Siemens, Siemens Energy, Infineon Technologies, and SAP, declined between 1% and 3.3%. Basic resources, chemicals, autos and pharma companies were also under pressure.

In Frankfurt,  the DAX Index is falling 146 points. Losses were driven by Brenntag (-3.99%), Siemens Energy (-2.95%) and Daimler Truck Holding AG (-2.27%). Biggest rises came from Sartorius (1.71%), E.ON (1.04%) and RWE (0.42%).

The DAX Index Opens 0.69% Lower

In Frankfurt,  the DAX Index gained 299 points or 1.43 percent on Tuesday. Gains were led by HeidelbergCement (4.37%), Rheinmetall (4.30%) and Vonovia (3.45%).

The DAX Index Closes 1.43% Higher

In Frankfurt,  the DAX Index is gaining 272 points or 1.30 percent on Tuesday. Leading the gains are Rheinmetall (4.55%), Mercedes-Benz AG (3.35%) and BMW (3.32%).

The DAX Index Opens 1.30% Higher

Frankfurt's DAX rose about 1% to around 21,160 on Tuesday, marking the second straight session of advances, investors weighed fresh tariff developments alongside a wave of corporate earnings. In the latest twist in Trump’s volatile trade war, he signaled potential changes to the 25% tariffs on foreign auto and auto parts imports from countries such as Mexico and Canada. The comments came shortly after a decision to exempt certain electronic products from tariffs, signaling a further retreat from the sweeping measures announced earlier this month. Shares of major German automakers, including Porsche AG, Daimler Truck, Porsche SE, Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and Continental, rose between 1.4% and 3.3%.
Meanwhile, consumer goods group Beiersdorf climbed over 2% after reporting a 3.6% rise in organic sales to €2.69 billion ($3.05 billion), slightly ahead of analyst expectations of €2.65 billion.

Auto Tariff Relief Lifts DAX

In Frankfurt,  the DAX Index went up by 581 points or 2.85 percent on Monday. Top gainers were Siemens Energy (5.81%), Deutsche Bank (5.23%) and Fresenius Medical Care (4.84%).

The DAX Index Closes 2.85% Higher

Frankfurt's DAX opened more than 2% higher to trade above 22,800 on Monday, in line with European and global peers, after U.S. President Donald Trump issued tariff exemptions on smartphones, computers and some other electronics imported largely from China. However, President Trump and his team warned the reprieve would only be temporary as new duties will hit tech imports. Banks, tech companies, pharma stocks, basic resources and autos were among the top gainers.

DAX Rises on Monday

In Frankfurt,  the DAX Index is picking up 497 points or 2.44 percent on Monday. Gains are led by Deutsche Bank (4.66%), Sartorius (3.70%) and Puma (3.40%).

The DAX Index Opens 2.44% Higher

In Frankfurt,  the DAX Index fell 189 points or 0.92 percent on Friday. Leading the losses are MTU Aero Engines AG (-6.90%), Siemens (-3.90%) and Airbus (-3.30%). Top gainers were Vonovia (5.79%), Qiagen NV (3.41%) and Sartorius (2.85%).

The DAX Index Closes 0.92% Lower

Frankfurt's DAX turned slightly negative around 20,500 on Friday, as traders grappled with renewed escalating Sino-US trade tensions. China’s finance ministry revealed it will raise tariffs on U.S. goods to 125% from 84%, effective April 12, after the U.S. clarified Thursday that tariffs on Chinese goods are now at 145%, not 125%, as previously indicated.  In addition, China announced it will stop considering U.S. tariffs, asserting that "there is no longer any possibility of American products being accepted in China’s market. Meanwhile, EU officials postponed their planned retaliatory tariffs on Thursday after President Trump abruptly paused some of the tariffs he had imposed on Europe and other global partners.

DAX Retreats Amid Intensifying US-China Trade Tensions

Frankfurt's DAX rose 0.7% to near 20,700 on Friday, extending the previous day's sharp gains, following the suspension of both the EU and US tariffs. Meanwhile, traders remained cautious due to lingering uncertainty about the global economic outlook. On the domestic data front, Germany’s annual inflation rate was confirmed at 2.2% in March 2025, slightly easing from 2.3%, marking the softest pace since Last November.

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