Frankfurt stock market close: DAX breaks record five weeks after tariff shock

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FRANKFURT (dpa-AFX) – The DAX continued its recent rally on Friday and reached a record high. The German benchmark index rose to over 23,543 points and ultimately closed 0.63 percent higher at 23,499.32 points at the end of the week. “The stock market lights are still green,” commented Claudia Windt of Landesbank Hessen-Thüringen. “Investors are jumping in, presumably so as not to miss out.”

At the beginning of April, the DAX had slumped to just under 18,490 points because US President Donald Trump had announced massive tariff packages and China had responded with countermeasures. Since then, the leading index has gained more than a quarter in its strong recovery. Since the beginning of the year, it is up 18 percent.

The MDax, which tracks medium-sized German companies, rose 0.60 percent to 29,730.13 points on Friday. However, it is still a long way off its record high from 2021.

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