FRANKFURT (dpa-AFX) – Following the recent strong performance of the DAX, investors on the German stock market remained cautious on Friday. The focus remains on uncertainty surrounding US tariff policy. Investors are also looking at inflation figures from Germany. And after yesterday’s public holiday, quite a few investors are likely to be enjoying a long weekend, with correspondingly thin trading.
At the end of the week, shortly after the start of trading, the DAX rose by 0.19 percent to 23,978.18 points. The MDax, the index of medium-sized companies on the German market, remained virtually unchanged at 30,698.45 points. The EuroStoxx 50, the leading index for the eurozone, fell slightly.
The previous day, an initial boost from good quarterly figures from AI chip pioneer Nvidia and a setback for Trump’s tariff policy in a US court had not lasted. After the DAX’s previous record run to almost 24,326 points in the…
