Dusseldorf The mark of 14,000 points is still the measure of all things on the German stock market. Despite the weak specifications of the other leading stock exchanges worldwide, the Dax was unchanged in the first hour of trading on Friday at 13,926 compared to the previous day’s level.
Once again, concerns about the cycle of interest rate hikes by the central banks caused significant price declines on Wall Street, which pushed the Dax down 1.3 percent at the end of trading on Thursday.
The leading indices in Japan also fell after it was announced that inflation had picked up again in November. The last time consumer prices rose was in 1981
Strong economic data should actually boost share prices. The opposite is currently the case: Investors fear stricter monetary policy over a longer period of time. This in turn makes it difficult to classify price movements.
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