In the past two weeks, the leading German index has lost seven percent.
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Dusseldorf The sharply rising prices due to the strong quarterly results of many companies are over again: due to renewed recession worries, rising prices and fears that the central banks could counteract this with sharp interest rate hikes and thus stall the economy, the markets have switched back to downward mode.
The Dax has lost seven percent in the past two weeks. The fear of a stock market downturn or even a crash is spreading. The coming months are also fueling concerns because September and October are considered the two most turbulent stock market months in stock market history. There are plenty of negative factors with the Russian war of aggression in Ukraine and the impending gas shortage in winter.
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