The low for the year so far is 12,438 points.
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Munich On Friday afternoon, the German stock market almost made up for the losses of the day. An hour before the close of trading, the Dax was down only 0.1 percent at 14,370 points. The so-called Witches’ Sabbath, also known as the big day of expiry, caused increased tension in the first few hours of trading. Options and futures on indices and individual stocks expire this Friday.
The nervousness was particularly noticeable in the first hour of trading. The Dax fell to 14,267 points. The following counter-movement lasted only briefly.
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