Germany Stocks Close Higher; DAX Gains 0.31%

Mark Eisenberg
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Germany Stocks Show Gains Across Various Sectors

Germany stocks closed higher on Tuesday, driven by positive performances in multiple sectors.

Key Index Performances

  • DAX Index: Rose 0.31% to close at 15,625.
  • MDAX Index: Added 0.50%.
  • TecDAX Index: Gained 0.36%.

Top Performers of the Session

DAX Index

  • Siemens Energy AG: Up 2.15% to 23.75 EUR.
  • Deutsche Boerse AG: Rose 1.88% to 189.60 EUR.
  • Qiagen NV: Increased 1.73% to 41.11 EUR.

MDAX Index

  • Bilfinger SE O.N.: Surged 3.46% to 49.35 EUR.
  • Jungheinrich AG O.N.VZO: Increased 3.39% to 32.90 EUR.
  • Wacker Chemie O.N.: Up 3.02% to 98.26 EUR.

TecDAX Index

  • Suess Microtec NA O.N.: Jumped 5.76% to 62.40 EUR.
  • Qiagen NV: Closer look shows another increase of 1.73% to 41.11 EUR.
  • Jenoptik AG: Gained 1.45% to 27.94 EUR.

Worst Performers of the Session

DAX Index

  • Beiersdorf AG O.N.: Dropped 2.81% to 142.05 EUR.
  • Fresenius SE & Co KGAA O.N.: Fell 2.62% to 28.63 EUR.
  • Continental AG O.N.: Down 1.98% to 54.58 EUR, marking a 52-week low.

MDAX Index

  • Delivery Hero AG: Decreased 4.16% to 26.52 EUR.
  • Stabilus: Fell 3.24% to 44.75 EUR, reaching a 52-week low.
  • Gerresheimer AG: Down 2.27% to 96.75 EUR.

TecDAX Index

  • Eckert & Ziegler AG O.N.: Dropped 1.92% to 44.04 EUR.
  • Carl Zeiss Meditec AG: Fell 0.97% to 66.40 EUR, hitting a 5-year low.
  • Evotec AG O.N.: Declined 0.86% to 7.53 EUR, reaching a 5-year low.

Market Overview

  • Rising stocks: Outnumbered declining ones on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange by 347 to 264, with 29 remaining unchanged.

Commodity Prices

  • Gold Futures (August delivery): Up 0.62% to $2,343.55 per troy ounce.
  • Crude Oil (August delivery): Increased 0.74% to $80.31 per barrel.
  • Brent Oil (August contract): Rose 0.76% to $84.89 per barrel.

Currency Movements

  • EUR/USD: Unchanged at 1.07.
  • EUR/GBP: Unchanged at 0.85.
  • US Dollar Index Futures: Down to 104.88.

Market Volatility

  • VDAX Index: Up 0.95% to 17.83, reaching a 1-month high.

Stock market observers and investors in Germany will find these trends positive, indicating a steady climb in various sectors. However, some stocks hit significant lows, highlighting the volatility and sector-specific fluctuations within the market.

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