Sentiment is good – is this the restart of the big stock rally?

Frankfurt Is the world okay again? In October, the US stock index S&P 500, which ultimately sets the direction for the world’s stock markets, gained a good eight percent. British government bonds have recovered from the horror interlude with the overwhelmed Prime Minister Liz Truss; now, in the extremely wealthy Rishi Sunak, the United Kingdom is led by a man who knows something about money simply because he has so much of it himself. And: Even Chinese stocks are running again.

On Tuesday, the German share index (Dax) was again friendly and ended the session with a plus of 0.6 percent at 13,339 points. Two stocks that would be more likely to be negatively affected by a recession, Zalando and Puma, were among the winners, showing an improvement in sentiment. European stocks hit a six-week high later on the day.