The leading German index is on a downward trend this year – despite the recent recovery.
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Dusseldorf The pessimists seem to be taking control of the stock market again. Quotations above 13,000 points like last Friday were only a short episode. On Tuesday, the Dax fell another 0.8 percent and was trading at 12,730 points.
But yesterday’s Monday trading performance wasn’t entirely bad despite the 1.4 percent loss. Because after the daily low of 12,7874 points at the start of trading, there was a willingness to buy, which drove the leading index up by 1509 points. Only a weak Wall Street spoiled the mood recently.
In view of the current risks such as the unresolved energy issue, delivery problems, the Ukraine war, inflation, geopolitical tensions and the risk of recession, the Dax has so far held up well. As long as the leading index does not fall below the previous year’s low of 12,390 points, a bear market rally is possible at any time within the intact downward trend.
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