Over the long term, stock prices in the US will rise more sharply.
Dusseldorf Falling inflation rates from Europe on Friday and from Germany the day before boosted the stock markets at the end of the week. The Dax closed at 15,629 points, close to its high for the year and ended the first quarter with a gain of more than twelve percent. That is almost as much as in the previous quarter, when the Dax gained 15 percent and thus made up for a large part of its annual loss.
At 13 percent, the Euro Stoxx 50, in which the largest corporations in the euro zone are listed, rose slightly more than the Dax. The picture in America is completely different: Here the Dow Jones lost half a percent with the 30 important US titles. The S&P 500 – the more important US index for professional investors – managed five and a half percent, almost half as much as the Dax.
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