Sell-off on the German stock market – Dax slips 300 points

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Dax board of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.

Dusseldorf There is a sell-off mood on the German stock market. The Dax collapsed by three percent in the morning and fell to 14,772 points. The minus amounts to more than 450 points. In the meantime, the leading index was 14,703 points.

The Dax has broken out again from its sideways range of several weeks. In the meantime, he had returned to this on Tuesday due to his significant gains of ultimately 1.8 percent.

The losses continued to widen as trading progressed. Previous holding zones also had no effect. The Dax also fell below the important level of 14,800 points.

For a good two years, the German standard values ​​in this area have been showing important highs and lows with great regularity. In the recent past, there has always been lively interest in buying in this area, which has caused prices to rise significantly again after setbacks.

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