The leading German index has already reached several new record highs this year.
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Dusseldorf After the central banks is before the futures market. Today, Friday, the German stock market is marked by the great expiration day, also known as the Witches’ Sabbath. That day was in the past
often a “game changer” and has always provided a new direction on the German stock market this year. However, so far it has always been on the downside.
Even at the start of trading today, Friday is down slightly. The Dax is 0.4 percent in the red and is traded at 15,580 digits. The index is now only a few points above the level before the US interest rate decision. The central banks in Washington, London and Frankfurt did not cause any major movements in the stock market as a whole.
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