Dusseldorf The German stock market went down again on Thursday. The Dax lost 0.7 percent and closed at 15,261 points. Yesterday, Wednesday, the leading index closed 0.8 percent higher at 15,365 points.
From a technical point of view, the situation will only ease when the leading German index reaches 15,552 points again. On the downside, investors should keep an eye on the 15,000 point mark, which is considered the last bastion to prevent a significant price slide.
On Wednesday evening last week, the US Federal Reserve initiated the tapering discussion, the scaling back of monthly bond purchases. Since then, the German benchmark index has moved little, but there have been significant fluctuations in the individual values.
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