Dusseldorf Burdened by poor economic figures, the leading German index recorded a minus of 0.3 percent on Thursday. In the first hours of trading, the Dax lost 0.7 percent. At noon he compensated for part of the losses and since then has been scratching at the closing price on Wednesday. It ended the trading day at 15,794 points.
Economic data on Thursday caused pessimism on the markets. Accordingly, Germany slipped into a recession in the first quarter.
The short trip above the 16,000 point mark seems to be over. Last Thursday, the Frankfurt stock exchange barometer pushed over the psychologically important limit and stayed there for four trading days.
Last Friday, the Dax even reached a new record with 16,331 points. Since then, however, things have gone downhill. Yesterday, Wednesday, the Dax slipped back well below the 16,000 point threshold. It closed at 15,842 points, down almost two percent.
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