FRANKFURT (DEUTSCHE-BOERSE AG) – The recent DAX setback triggered by the new trade agreement has not spooked investors, although European equities are generally less in demand. Defense stocks, meanwhile, remain popular.
July 29, 2025. European companies have lost their favorite status – a trend that continues. Holger Heinrich of Baader Bank reports buying activity in World and US equities, but a mix of buying and selling in European stocks. This week, however, DAX stocks are mostly being bought, according to Michael Norizin from Lang & Schwarz. It appears investors are taking advantage of lower prices to enter the market.
The trade agreement between the US and Europe, finalized over the weekend, temporarily pushed the DAX below the 24,000-point mark. By midday Tuesday, it had rebounded to 24,230 points.
Buying Mood Persists
Overall, Norizin observes a surplus of purchases in equity ETFs, with a…
