Dusseldorf The upward trend on the German stock market remains intact. The Dax was virtually unchanged in the first hour of trading and is trading at 14,363 points. Yesterday, Tuesday, the leading index closed 0.46 percent up at 14,378 points.
The Russian-made missile that hit Poland has no effect on regular trading on the stock market, because it is probably a defensive missile fired in Ukraine and there is therefore no threat of an escalation of the war.
The first reports from Tuesday evening about the rocket fire caused the Dax to slip by around 250 points to 14,125 points in the after-hours trading. However, the index was able to recover quickly afterwards. This has reminded some investors of the political and economic risks this war continues to pose and how quickly the market can turn.
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